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From: Juergen W. <wie...@fr...> - 2007-07-14 14:08:40
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Hi, > [TikZ] > > The problem now is, that the terminal is not told about all this stuff. It > is only told to draw lines, texts, points, polygons and stuff. > > What I like to have is access to some struct, which has the information on > the plot, e.g. what the labels are, how the ticks are to be plotted, the > titles of the plots, etc. > > Then I can output the TiKZ code to draw the plot skeleton, i.e. box, axes, > labels, ticks, tick marks, legends and so on. Then just the plots > themselfes should be plotted the way it is implemented now by telling the > terminal to draw simple lines. > > Is there any possibility to archive this? I have thought about this, too. TikZ can do placements much better than gnuplot ever could -- it just has to know about the context of a label. Some time ago, there were rumors about a sophisticated layer concept. Maybe this would even be enough information for TikZ: The next point belongs to a front label, to a plot line, to the border, ... I am not too deeply involved into this, though. Juergen |