Close all open gnuplot files or terminate an active gnuplot sub-process.

gnuplot_close closes all gnuplot files opened by gnuplot_open_file or terminates the gnuplot sub-process created with gnuplot_open_pipe. In the latter case, all temporary files used to display images and control values are deleted. This means that gnuplot_close must be called after such a plot sequence. GnuplotFileID is the identifier of the corresponding gnuplot output stream.

gnuplot_close returns 2 (H_MSG_TRUE) if GnuplotFileID is a valid gnuplot output stream. Otherwise, an exception handling is raised.

gnuplot_close is processed completely exclusively without parallelization.

gnuplot_open_pipe, gnuplot_open_file, gnuplot_plot_image

gnuplot_open_pipe, gnuplot_open_file, gnuplot_plot_image

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