Hi all,
If i have two files say A.out and B.out with columns say x,y,z in both of them. I want to plot z,x where z is from the first file (A.out) and x is from the second file(B,out). What is the sddscommand to do this!
Thanks!
regards,
Charles
simple plotting question
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Re: simple plotting question
Charles,
There are many ways to do this, but all involve creating a new file. For example
sddsxref A.out B.out AB.out -take=* -edit=column,*,ei/B/
sddsplot -column=z,xB AB.out
A less crytic method
sddsconvert A.out -pipe=out -delete=col,x | sddsxref -pipe=in B.out AB.out -take=x
sddsplot -col=z,x AB.out
--Michael
There are many ways to do this, but all involve creating a new file. For example
sddsxref A.out B.out AB.out -take=* -edit=column,*,ei/B/
sddsplot -column=z,xB AB.out
A less crytic method
sddsconvert A.out -pipe=out -delete=col,x | sddsxref -pipe=in B.out AB.out -take=x
sddsplot -col=z,x AB.out
--Michael