Hi, I'm trying to tidy up the graphs I'm creating using gnuplot (using terminal epslatex). If the origin appears in a graph, it is labelled twice as '0' (once each on the horizontal and vertical axes). I'd like it labelled just once but I haven't been able to phrase my question correctly in Google to find an answer, and I'm fairly new to using gnuplot :)
Thanks,
Paul.
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Thanks, that put me on the right track.
I added
set xtic add(" " 0)
set ytic add(" " 0)
set label "0" at first -0.5, first -0.5
to my plot file, worked a treat.
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Hi, I'm trying to tidy up the graphs I'm creating using gnuplot (using terminal epslatex). If the origin appears in a graph, it is labelled twice as '0' (once each on the horizontal and vertical axes). I'd like it labelled just once but I haven't been able to phrase my question correctly in Google to find an answer, and I'm fairly new to using gnuplot :)
Thanks,
Paul.
One way is simply to force the label at 0 to be blank on one axis.
For example
set ytics add (" " 0)
Thanks, that put me on the right track.
I added
set xtic add(" " 0)
set ytic add(" " 0)
set label "0" at first -0.5, first -0.5
to my plot file, worked a treat.