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[Gnuplot-info] Need help with skipping an axis interval

[Filopo <fel...@ho...>]

Hey guys, sorry if this question is somewhat dumb but i'm new to gnuplot and
i couldn't find a solution. Is there a command to add that diagonal pair of
tics for skipping some interval in the axis? Say for example the first part
of the y axis is [0,5 (...double tic...) 110,115,120, etc.  (I'm trying to
upload a jpg to illustrate my question, i hope it works). Thanks in advance
for any help.

Cheers,

Felipe  http://www.nabble.com/user-images/3191.jpg 
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Re: [Gnuplot-info] Need help with skipping an axis interval

[<br...@ph...>]

Filopo wrote:
> Hey guys, sorry if this question is somewhat dumb but i'm new to gnuplot and
> i couldn't find a solution. Is there a command to add that diagonal pair of
> tics for skipping some interval in the axis? 

No, but since gnuplot doesn't support skipping a part of the axis range 
in the first place, that's not exactly a major pain ;-P

If you want a broken axis, you have to do it all manually: place the 
break marks as 'set arrow ... nohead', partially in 'graph' coordinates,
transform the input data, place the ticks, everything.