Thanks for looking, I've posted my updated code... so far, I can get a graph image to appear for each line. however I'm not able to pull the data points in to be plotted. the data points are derived from line 2 and 3 of the data file located under __DATA__ all lines follow this output. I modified the output to allow for spaces and trailing zero's to total 2000 data points.

I'm not sure as how to pull into my data set those values. its contrived I know.. like I said before.. its my first attempt. that being said, I'm somewhat impressed that I have made its far... please if I have not included some information, let me know... I will add it if possible.

In reply to Re^3: graph 2 data sets from data on current line by r0adawg
in thread graph 2 data sets from data on current line from a file by r0adawg

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