plot with different types about gnuplot HOT 4 CLOSED

Hello and sorry for the (very late) reply.

My gnuplot skill level is not great, so I can't really answer your question here.

I am going to close this issue since it is definitely a question related to gnuplot and not gnuplot.el, but if any gnuplot whizz finds this thread and knows the answer they can feel free to re-open it and answer.

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ooh, so sorry, I had forgotten about having ever opened this issue here, thank you for reviving it. I have implemented it myself within org-mode org-plot (mfrasca/org-mode.git), but gave up trying to get it included in whatever it was where it would fit. this is the test case I have, and which succeeds.

(ert-deftest test-org-plot/zip-deps-with ()
  "Test `org-plot/zip-deps-with' specifications."
  ;; no deps, no with. defaults to all except ind, and "lines"
  (should
   (equal (org-plot/zip-deps-with 3 1 nil nil)
	  '((2 . "lines") (3 . "lines"))))
  ;; no deps, single with. defaults to all except ind, and repeated with
  (should
   (equal (org-plot/zip-deps-with 3 1 nil "hist")
	  '((2 . "hist") (3 . "hist"))))
  ;; no deps, explicit with
  (should
   (equal (org-plot/zip-deps-with 3 1 nil '("points" "hist"))
	  '((2 . "points") (3 . "hist"))))
  ;; explicit with, same length as deps
  (should
   (equal (org-plot/zip-deps-with 5 1 '(2 4) '("points" "hist"))
	  '((2 . "points") (4 . "hist"))))
  ;; same as above, but different order
  (should
   (equal (org-plot/zip-deps-with 5 1 '(4 2) '("points" "hist"))
	  '((4 . "points") (2 . "hist"))))
  ;; if with exceeds deps, trailing elements are discarded
  (should
   (equal (org-plot/zip-deps-with 5 1 '(4 2) '("points" "hist" "lines"))
	  '((4 . "points") (2 . "hist"))))
  ;; fills in with "lines"
  (should
   (equal (org-plot/zip-deps-with 5 1 '(4 2 3) '("points"))
	  '((4 . "points") (2 . "lines") (3 . "lines")))))```

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I guess that would depend on ob-gnuplot then, but I might be wrong.
In any case, you're more than welcome to submit a PR if you can find a solution to your problem that could benefit others!

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possibly we're both wrong. I dislike ob-gnuplot and I insist using org-plot/gnuplot, apparently abandonware within org.
let's say next time I'm busy with it, I'll reconsider contacting the community with a patch. at the moment I have it in my phone, and my laptop, and I've not been using it for some 4 months, at least.

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