Re: [Gnuplot-info] How to rotate y-axis label in LaTex output

[LukasP <LP...@po...>]

OK, I understand keeping backward compatibility.

Best "set terminal latex yrotate" (or something) seems to me, as there are
problems including .eps by pdfLaTex (no problem with pdfTeX).

There is also a problem with diacritics (I'm using WinXP, pdfLaTex, czech
language) - the same in .eps, .png and .jpg. (I tried all these formats.)

So if I created labels without diacritics, a .png or .jpg would be a good
alternative. But now I needed "staničení" (= chainage in english).

Do you think I should put "set terminal latex yrotate" somewhere as a wanted
feature/enhancement?


Thomas Sefzick wrote:
> 
> what could be done is to introduce a 'rotate' option to the
> 'latex' terminal and when this option is activated use the
> '\rotatebox' command (and provide a test in the latex file
> to test for the existence of the 'graphics' or 'graphicx' package).
> 

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