you could set the left margin of all plots to the same value.
set lmargin ...
mariaXY wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am using epslatex to create a nice plots for my thesis. But I have a
> problem. I give the following instructions to create a plot:
>
> set terminal epslatex color
> set logscale y
> set format y "10^{%T}"
> plot 'data.dat' w l lw 3 not
> set output 'figure.tex'
> replot
> set output
>
> And it works OK. But when I compile my main latex file I have a problem.
> I attach a example of some figures.
>
> http://old.nabble.com/file/p32011525/graphs.jpg
>
> The one that I obtain with the code above is the first one. And, as you
> can see the size in the y-axis is fine, but the size in the x-axis not, in
> comparison with the second and third one. I want all my plots to have the
> same size. The second plot is without using set format, but it has long
> numbers. And the third one is a normal plot. Apparently more numbers on
> the y-axis shrink the plot on the x-axis... I would like to have my plots
> as the third plot. I mean, my values are 10^N, they shouldn't change to
> much (I guess)... Apparently it is not a problem from the epslatex
> terminal, and it is from gnuplot (the 9 characters...) But I don't know
> how to fix it...
>
> I appreciate very much if someone can help me with this problem.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Maria
>
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