# /* filetype=sh : */ # -*- sh -*-

Mod=$1
Data=$HOME/xomojOut/$Mod/PlotData
Here=`pwd`

# Temporarily add path to gnuplot if it is not in the default PATH
PATH=/sw/bin/:${PATH} 

cd $Data

echo "set terminal png
set output \"output.png\"
set xrange [0.5:5.5]
set xtics (\"1\" 1,\"2\" 2,\"3\" 3,\"4\" 4,\"5\" 5)
set xlabel \"round\"

set size 1,1
set origin 0,0

set multiplot

set size 0.33,1
set origin 0,0

set title \""$Mod" Defects/KLOC\"
plot 'defects.dat' using 1:2 title \"mean\" with linespoints pointtype 2,'defects.dat' using 1:3 title \"sd\" with linespoints pointtype 5

set size 0.33,1
set origin 0.33,0

set title \""$Mod" Effort(months)\"
plot 'effort.dat' using 1:2 title \"mean\" with linespoints pointtype 2,'effort.dat' using 1:3 title \"sd\" with linespoints pointtype 5

set size 0.33,1
set origin 0.66,0

set title \""$Mod" Threats\"
plot 'risk.dat' using 1:2 title \"mean\" with linespoints pointtype 2,'risk.dat' using 1:3 title \"sd\" with linespoints pointtype 5

unset multiplot

reset

###JDCR - following statements seem to be dups which cause errors in
### gnuplot batch mode, deleted.
###
###set terminal X11
###
###set xrange [0.5:5.5]
###set xtics (\"1\" 1,\"2\" 2,\"3\" 3,\"4\" 4,\"5\" 5)
###set xlabel \"round\"
###
###set size 1,1
###set origin 0,0
###
###set multiplot
###
###set size 0.33,1
###set origin 0,0
###
###set title \""$Mod" Defects/KLOC\"
###plot 'defects.dat' using 1:2 title \"mean\" with linespoints pointtype 2,'defects.dat' using 1:3 title \"sd\" with linespoints pointtype 5
###
###set size 0.33,1
###set origin 0.33,0
###
###set title \""$Mod" Effort(months)\"
###plot 'effort.dat' using 1:2 title \"mean\" with linespoints pointtype 2,'effort.dat' using 1:3 title \"sd\" with linespoints pointtype 5
###
###set size 0.33,1
###set origin 0.66,0
###
###set title \""$Mod" Threats\"
###plot 'risk.dat' using 1:2 title \"mean\" with linespoints pointtype 2,'risk.dat' using 1:3 title \"sd\" with linespoints pointtype 5
###
###unset multiplot
###
###reset
###
###pause -1 \"boo\"
###
quit" > plt

gnuplot "plt"