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From: Dr. I. D. J. <die...@t-...> - 2010-11-21 10:31:12
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Hi Christian,
you are discussing a long lasting deficiency of gnuplot. There is only one way
to circumvent your problem:
XPOS=-0.11
YPOS=-0.085
X2POS=1.11
set arrow 1 filled size graph 0.035,8 lt 16 lw 2 from graph XPOS,0.62 to graph
XPOS,0.87
set arrow 2 filled size graph 0.035,8 lt 16 lw 2 from graph 0.6,YPOS to graph
0.77,YPOS
set arrow 3 filled size graph 0.035,8 lt 16 lw 2 from graph X2POS,0.62 to
graph X2POS,0.87
set xlabel " "
set label 1 "f/f0" at graph 0.5,YPOS
set ylabel " "
set label 2 "L/dB" rotate by 90 at graph XPOS,0.5
set y2label " "
set label 3 "{/Symbol j} / °" rotate by 90 at graph X2POS,0.5
Please note that 'set xlabel " "' I. e. an explicit but empty xlabel is
mandatory to ensure space below x, left of y and right of y2 - axis. The x2
axis can be handled accordingly.
This works perfectly for me with postscript and eps terminal. If you like, I
could provide an example script, would mail this to you, personally.
Please note, the "set arrow 1, 2, 3 commands should be in one single line
including the last "to graph XPOS,0.87" command. My email program inserts
linebreaks that ought not to be there.
Hope this helps
take care
Dieter
Am Sonntag, 21. November 2010, 10:29:38 schrieb Christian Baun:
> Hi Jon,
>
> I tried it via:
>
> set terminal postscript eps color enhanced solid "Times-Bold"
> ...
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