Thank you for your answer,=20
So if I understand well, you mean that I can (say in a 2 curves plot) =
put
the title and the sample of curve n=B01 at position (x1,y1) and the =
title and
the sample of curve n=B02 at position (x2,y2). But can you tell me the =
syntax
to do it. (the user's guide don't mention it if I read it well). =20
May I ask you one more question : I tried to color in grey a graph with =
the
'filledcurves' option. Since I work with postscript terminal, I used =
'lt 9'
to produce the color. Unfortunately, the grey produced is darker than =
the
grey I need for my publication. Can you tell me how I can obtain a =
lighter
grey.
Thank you very much for your help
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Hans-Bernhard Br=F6ker [mailto:br...@ph...]
Envoy=E9 : vendredi 30 septembre 2005 15:47
=C0 : Luczak Fr=E9d=E9ric
Cc : 'gnu...@li...'
Objet : Re: [Gnuplot-info] splitting the key in a graph
Luczak Fr=E9d=E9ric wrote:
>I would like to split the key of a graph with, say, 3 plots into 3 =
pieces
>that I want to locate at 3 different position in the graph. It seems =
not
>possible to break the box Gnuplot returns for the key. Is there any
>solution ?
None short of not letting gnuplot draw any legends, so you can paint=20
your own if and where you want.
> By the way how can I manage to impose the size of the title in a key=20
> (reducing the default-size).
Err, by sticking less text into it? ;-)
Seriously, the only generic way of doing that is to change the default
font of your terminal driver (at 'set terminal' time, typically). Or =
you
can use a driver that offers special text formatting (postscript=20
enhanced mode, TeX, recently some more).
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