Hi all,
erlier I've asked about processing tables with pgfplots. I've found how to
do it with pgfplotstables but
my first test shows an error.
next is a fragment of a data obtained with gnuplot (call them
tabletest.dat)
%---------------------------
# Curve 0 of 1, 100 points
# Curve title: "sin(3*x)"
# x y type
0 0 i
0.0634665 0.189251 i
0.126933 0.371662 i
0.1904 0.540641 i
0.253866 0.690079 i
0.317333 0.814576 i
0.380799 0.909632 i
0.444266 0.971812 i
0.507732 0.998867 i
%-----------------------
Processing it with
%--------------------
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{pgfplotstable}
\begin{document}
\pgfplotstabletypeset[header=false]{tabletest.dat}
\end{document}
%-------------------
finishes with next error message
%-------------
)
PGFPlots: reading {sin3.dat}
! Undefined control sequence.
\pgfflt@readinf ...sh \else \def \pgfflt@readinf@
{\pgfflt@error
#1#2}\expan...
l.12 \pgfplotstabletypeset[header=false]{sin3.dat}
Could you help me? It's my first time with pgfplottables
Ah! I'm using miktex 2.9 and pgfplots from tlcontrib.
Thank you
Ignasi
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