The arranged document of output images by PDF is shown below. It was made by pasting eps image file to TeX and using TeX function of 'dvipdfm.'
| Filename | Description |
|---|---|
| en_gpl_test.pdf | PDF of output image files |
A4 portrait type 'eps' files by gnuplot were converted to 'png' files using following command of ImageMagick.
mogrify -trim -density 300 -bordercolor "#ffffff" -border 10x10 -format png *.eps
| Filename | Description |
|---|---|
| gpl_eps_test.txt | Script for gnuplot (1) |
| gpl_eps_char.txt | Script for gnuplot (2) |
| fig_gpl_test_line.png | Output image (linetype) |
| fig_gpl_test_points.png | Output image (pointtype) |
| fig_gpl_test_color.png | Output image (line color) |
| fig_gpl_test_enhanced.png | Output image (Greek character) |
| fig_gpl_test_option.png | Output image (Super script, subscript) |
| fig_gpl_test_char.png | Output image (Character codes) |
| Filename | Description |
|---|---|
| gpl_png_line1.txt | Script for gnuplot (1) default linetype |
| gpl_png_line2.txt | Script for gnuplot (2) re-defined linetype |
| gpl_png_point.txt | Script for gnuplot (3) default pointtype |
| inp_png_point.txt | Input data for script 'gpl_png_point.txt' |
| fig_png_line1.png | Output image (1) default linetype |
| fig_png_line2.png | Output image (2) re-defined linetype |
| fig_png_point.png | Output image (3) default pointtype |
