Re: [Gnuplot-info] how to break key and plotting

[Thomas S. <t.s...@fz...>]

i had a look at the newest gnuplot version, 4.4.3,
"announce.4.4.3" says:

* NEW set key maxcolumns N maxrows M

so these command options are now the official version.


Hans-Bernhard Bröker-2 wrote:
> 
> On 07.03.2011 18:25, pban92 wrote:
>>
>> I have two things to solve and would highly appreciate if someone can
>> help
>> me.
>>
>> 1. gnuplot default key is appeared "top to bottom" -wise. This is a
>> problem
>> as in  http://old.nabble.com/file/p31089605/gnukey1.jpg
> 
> The key is the least of your worries with that plot.  It's quite 
> completely unreadable.
> 
>> To avoid this, how
>> can I modify/break key something like this?
>> http://old.nabble.com/file/p31089605/gnukey2.jpg
> 
> You would need the development version of gnuplot for that, which has a 
> 'maxrows' option for 'set key'.  OTOH, you might be better of with just 
> keeping the key out of the plotting area, where you don't have to worry 
> about it occluding your data:
> 
> 	set key outside
> 
>> 2. Like 'hold' in matlab, is their any equivalent option that allows to
>> plot
>> two graphs on the same window? For example, instead the following two
>> lines,
>>
>> plot        “case097.cor” every 2 t ‘S1' w p, \
>> 	“case105.cor” every 2 t ‘S2' w p
>>
>> How can I plot like,
>>
>> plot        “case097.cor” every 2 t ‘S1' w p # plot on screen
>> <is there any option?>
>> plot        “case097.cor” every 2 t ‘S1' w p # plot on the previous
>> screen
>> without deleting previous plot
> 
> You're looking for 'multiplot' there.
> 
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