Thanks for the tip. I saved the data file and copied/pasted in the script. I
did get a graph with no data plotted but the axes (x,y) labeled.
Unfortunately, I believe I am too "new" and much of the scripting makes no
sense to me, yet. At this point I bet my solution will be to plot my data
as shown in the original post and take a screen shot of it. I also have to
rotate 0 to point up in the 90 direction and flip the graph (swap 270-90) to
have it make more sense for my application (machine coordinate orientation),
then add in labels using the image editing software. Not quite as elegant
but should do until I learn more. Thanks again.
sneb
vinodkgul wrote:
>
> Have a look at :
> http://old.nabble.com/2-d-Polar-plot-in-gnuplot-td30818713.html#a30818713
>
> and try the example
>
>
>
> sneb wrote:
>>
>> I have a polar plot in degrees of some data points with the polar rays
>> displayed at every 30 degrees. The x/y axis ticks every 15 from [0:90].
>> How do I get the x/y axis tick labels to appear in the center of the
>> graph instead of just along the outside edge? Also, can gnuplot display
>> the degrees of the polar rays and how do I make it do that? Thanks in
>> advance. http://old.nabble.com/file/p32699217/gnu.jpg gnu.jpg
>>
>
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