Is there any command in Gnuplot which works as 'cls' on DOS?
I'm not talking about 'clear'. I just want to erase the writen command lines, not the graphs.
答案 0 :(得分：0)
It depends on which OS you are using and how you are working with gnuplot.
On windows, if you are using the gui terminal (wgnuplot.exe), I believe the answer is no.
If you are working with a terminal from the shell/command prompt (gnuplot.exe on windows), you can use whatever your shell clear command is with the system command.
On windows, you can type sudo /etc/init.d/nginx stop
and it will clear the screen. On linux, using system 'cls' will have the same effect.