I'm running Ubuntu on an AMD64 machine and this bug just crawled out of hiding for me today. I've written some custom libraries on top of this module that I use for day-to-day work, and they just all broke.
When I run test.py I get errors like
"""
gnuplot> plot '/tmp/tmpPUG4IK' notitle
Plot Data, specified column-by-column
Press return to show results...
Warning: empty x range [0:0], adjusting to [-1:1]
Warning: empty y range [0.544021:0.544021], adjusting to [0.538581:0.549461]
gnuplot> plot '/tmp/tmp4ymte-' notitle
Same thing, inline data
Press return to show results...
Warning: empty x range [-10:-10], adjusting to [-9.9:-10.1]
Warning: empty y range [0.544021:0.544021], adjusting to [0.538581:0.549461]
"""
When I try things by hand, only the first point in the data sets gets plotted, and it looks like
the auto-range command fails in the standard way as a result. I'm running Gutsy with
python2.5 right now.
I'm running Ubuntu on an AMD64 machine and this bug just crawled out of hiding for me today. I've written some custom libraries on top of this module that I use for day-to-day work, and they just all broke.
When I run test.py I get errors like 0.544021] , adjusting to [0.538581:0.549461]
"""
gnuplot> plot '/tmp/tmpPUG4IK' notitle
Plot Data, specified column-by-column
Press return to show results...
Warning: empty x range [0:0], adjusting to [-1:1]
Warning: empty y range [0.544021:
gnuplot> plot '/tmp/tmp4ymte-' notitle 0.544021] , adjusting to [0.538581:0.549461]
Same thing, inline data
Press return to show results...
Warning: empty x range [-10:-10], adjusting to [-9.9:-10.1]
Warning: empty y range [0.544021:
"""
When I try things by hand, only the first point in the data sets gets plotted, and it looks like
the auto-range command fails in the standard way as a result. I'm running Gutsy with
python2.5 right now.