Pen...@gm... wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have the following gnuplot script and data file below this email.
>
> I compiled it with the following command.
> $ gnuplot example.gp
> $ mpost -tex=latex example.mp
> $ mptopdf example.0
>
> The label on the x axis only shows from -70 to -30, which is smaller
> than the data range. The label shown on the y axis does not cover all
> the data range either. Is it a bug?
What I'm seeing is a correct plot except that the tic annotation stops at what is probably size 1,1. (Rotation of tic text has nothing to do with the issue.)
I seem to recall discussion that one isn't supposed to use size greater than 1. If I'm mistaken, then yes this is a bug with clipping text to the range of 1,1 on the plot.
Dan
>
> Thanks,
> Peng
>
> $ cat example.gp
> set terminal mp monochrome latex
> set output "example.mp"
> set size 2, 2.5
> set xtics rotate
> plot "example.dat" using ($1):($2) notitle
>
> $ cat example.dat
> -70 -3
> 20 4
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