It looks like recent gnuplot versions do not keep variables around when
they get out of scope, like a counter used only inside a loop.
This results in some errors in the modular scripts:
./modular_cartesian.gnuplot", line 62: undefined variable: i
./modular_polar.gnuplot", line 59: undefined variable: i
Fix this by using 'year_max' instead of 'i' outside of the loop where
'i' was defined.
Since 'year_max' is a float variable string concatenation would not work
with it, resulting in the following errors:
./modular_cartesian.gnuplot", line 62: internal error : STRING operator applied to undefined or non-STRING variable
./modular_polar.gnuplot", line 59: internal error : STRING operator applied to undefined or non-STRING variable
So while at it also convert the float to an integer so that the result
can be used with the string concatenation operator.
do for [i=year_min:year_max] {
cblabels = cblabels . '"' . i .'" ' . i .','
}
-cblabels = cblabels . '"" ' . (i + 1) .','
+cblabels = cblabels . '"" ' . int(year_max + 1) .','
cblabels = cblabels . ' )'
eval(cblabels)
do for [i=year_min:year_max] {
cblabels = cblabels . '"' . i .'" ' . i .','
}
-cblabels = cblabels . '"" ' . (i + 1) .','
+cblabels = cblabels . '"" ' . int(year_max + 1) .','
cblabels = cblabels . ' )'
eval(cblabels)