[Kst] Can't find an easy way to plot X,Y,X,Y datafile

[Olivier LEMAIRE]

Hi there,
tahnk you for your answer.
The point here is that I have very large data sets and my files can 
contain more than 20 X,Y couples. This is a very repetitive task and I'd 
like this to be automatic like it is with a classic set with a single X 
axis and multiple Y sets.
just to make sure we talk about the same here is a sample of what could 
be my data


X11, Y11, X21, Y21
X12, Y12, X22, Y22
X13, Y12, X23, Y23
X14, Y12, X24, Y24
X15, Y12, X25, Y25
X16, Y12, X26, Y26

In that set, X11 = X21 et X16 = X26 but all intermediate X values on a 
line are different: X12 != X22, X13 != X23...

Olivier

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On 28.04.2015 19:03, Roger Wehage wrote:
> You might try one of the Interpolation Plugins described in Section
> 8.4 of the The Kst Handbook. For example you could interpolate all
> channels to a specified x sample rate and then plot those interpolated
> channels on a single figure using your specified x sample rate.
> 
> 
>> On Apr 28, 2015, at 7:56 AM, Olivier LEMAIRE 
>> <contact at olivier-lemaire.eu> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi there,
>> I have simulation datafile that I want to plot with kst. The file is a 
>> csv with X,Y,X,Y..., meaning that each set of data has its own X and Y 
>> axis, the X axis ranges are all the same, so they can be plotted on a 
>> single figure but the steps between each x points in X axis are all 
>> different.
>> I can't find an easy way to do so. Do you know the way to do it, 
>> please.
>> 
>> Thank you very much
>> 
>> Olivier
>> 
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