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I have created the gnuplot, but the problem is that it disappears immediately. I tried different solutions proposed in other threads, but none of them worked. Solution 1: comment the line bf.append("quit").append(NL); in the file GNUPlotParameters.java. Solution 2: put the line gp.setPersist(true); before gp.plot();.

DataSetPlot plotdata = new DataSetPlot(Xvals);
plotdata.setTitle("");
GNUPlot gp = new GNUPlot("C:\Program Files (x86)\gnuplot\bin\pgnuplot.exe");
gp.addPlot(plotdata);
gp.plot();
gp.setPersist(true);

So, how to solve this problem?

P.S. I'm running this code on Windows 7.

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Unfortunately this seems to be a bug in gnuplot under windows. See this bug report.

If you want this type of functionality, you have two options:

  1. use CygWin version of gnuplot
  2. save the result to a file, or use the JPlot swing component.

EDIT: There is a new version of JavaPlot which should fix this issue.


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