Launching Kst with command-line option -x field-code The option is apparently ignored and consequently kst renders the data corresponding to field-code in the dataset on an independent graph, rather than using it as the reference for Y channel data as desired. Kst version details: Kst Kst-2.0.x-2018.06.20-08.35 Revision 39b8a6c37ac9b41528a3e648bff52a461543d8f9
Created attachment 114123 [details] Dataset illustrating problem
What command line are you using? The correct thing would be kst2 <dirfilename> [frame range options] -x <xfield> -y <yfield> To make the command line more powerful, order matters. The -x has to come before the -y, but after the dirfile name and the frame range options. This is to allow tricky things like kst2 data.dir -f 0 -n 100 -x fieldX1 -y fieldY1 -x fieldX2 -y fieldY2 for example.
If the instructions below do not work, please send the command line options you are using, and feel free to re-open the bug if it has been closed.
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