Hello ,
I use gnuplot multiplot command to create plots for my document. In gnuplot I have to create plot by taking data from three different file. I have to create many such plots. So to avoid confusion I chose to create six plots at once using multiplot command. My labels look somehwo like My_First_Plot, with underscore. I'm using epslatex output terminal and my labels are seen as italics (math format) in the output files. I could solve this issue by adding some latex commands like \texttt etc. However as I have many images I want to change it in the input files itself which will make my work easier. However I'm did not get the desired results as Gnuplot is reading \texttt as some command.
I input the label in gnuplot file as \texttt{My\textundercore First\textunderscore Plot}. The label on the output plot is extttMy exxtunderscore First extunderscore Plot. It is somehow taking \t as some command.
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Hello ,
I use gnuplot multiplot command to create plots for my document. In gnuplot I have to create plot by taking data from three different file. I have to create many such plots. So to avoid confusion I chose to create six plots at once using multiplot command. My labels look somehwo like My_First_Plot, with underscore. I'm using epslatex output terminal and my labels are seen as italics (math format) in the output files. I could solve this issue by adding some latex commands like \texttt etc. However as I have many images I want to change it in the input files itself which will make my work easier. However I'm did not get the desired results as Gnuplot is reading \texttt as some command.
I input the label in gnuplot file as \texttt{My\textundercore First\textunderscore Plot}. The label on the output plot is extttMy exxtunderscore First extunderscore Plot. It is somehow taking \t as some command.
You'll want to read "help quotes", and apply that to your "set label" commands.