On Wednesday 19 January 2005 08:37, Hans-Bernhard Broeker wrote:
> If you want to access those variables, I'm afraid the only sensible way
> is to do it the other way round: invent your own variable names for
> these, and issue commands to set the gnuplot state according to them, i.e.
> set xrange [my_xleft:my_xright]
OK, that's what I feared. The problem is that if I use predefined values for
the range I lose gnuplot's capacity to define what the best range is (and
frankly, I'm not keen writing some code that would badly replicate that....)
So: new feature ?
> > Another application I have in mind is to align axes labels in a multiplot
> > graph:
>
> Align them --- to _what_? Have you read and understood 'help coordinates'?
OK, one particular example should make it easier to understand.
In a postscript term , I stack 3 plots vertically, same x size, different y
sizes. The y axis title of the 1st plot is in Times 16, the two others in
Times 12 (same for the tics). I align my 3 axes with lmargin. I want the axes
titles to be aligned one with the other (ie, same vertical baseline).
I can fiddle around with the x,y values in ylabel to get the title of plot #2
to bw aligned with plot #1, by trial and error. It's long, and not
reproducible. So, I wondered at what distance from the y axis are the labels
positioned by default (OK, I guess it depends on the terminal, on the font
size....) ? Is there a better way to write axes titles on the page/screen ?
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