for ploting power use

bin/gnup_poweruse.txt

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+ 
+# generate data to plot
+#	 plot_power.py  > powerdata.dat
+#
+# Use gnuplot to plot data
+#	 gnuplot -e "plot_data_file='powerdata'" gnup_poweruse.txt
+#
+# Output will be in file powerdata.png  
+#
+ 
+
+name=plot_data_file
+
+set output name.".png"
+
+set terminal png size 2600,500
+
+#set terminal png size 1920,500
+#set terminal png size 800,150
+
+set datafile separator "\t"
+set xlabel "time"
+set ylabel "power"
+set grid
+#show mxtics
+#set mxtics 10
+set key off
+set pointsize 0.5
+
+# 2014-03-09 13:24:21     24.2220 0.0970  2649.2700       0.0000
+set xtics rotate
+
+set xtics 3600
+set xdata  time
+set timefmt "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"
+set format x "%a %b %d %H:%M"
+#set xrange [ "2014-03-04 00:00:00" :  ] 
+set xrange [ "2014-03-04 00:00:00" :  ] 
+
+
+set style data lines 
+set autoscale y 
+
+set title "Power Use"
+
+plot name.".dat" using 1:3 t "inbound" w lines, name.".dat" using 1:5 t "outbound"