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From: Jon <dev...@gm...> - 2012-04-23 21:22:12
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Dear Hans and other members,
It is great to use epslatex terminal to produce very professional eps file.
But I still met with one issue, that is, I cannot adjust font size for say
key, label, axis, but all the fonts are of the same default size. The
script I used is below. Thanks for further help on fixing this,
Sincerely,
Jon
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reset
set xlabel "$Log_{10} 1/N$" offset 0,0; set ylabel "$Log_{10}
|Z_{AA}-Z_{GA}|/Z_{GA}$" offset 0,0
set term epslatex color solid
set output "xxxx.eps"
set key at screen 0.38,0.9 font ",30" spacing 4 samplen 3
set label 'g = 0.2' at screen 0.475,0.85 font ",90"
set xlabel font ",30"; set ylabel font ",35"
set xtics 2 font ",30"; set ytics 2 font ",30"
p [-9:-1] [-9:-1] "zfac_f0.5_diff" u 1:2 \
w lp lw 3 ti '$c^{\dagger}_{1,\uparrow} c_{2,\uparrow}$', \
'' u 1:3 \
w lp lw 3 lc 7 ti '$n_{1,\uparrow} n_{1,\downarrow}$', \
'' u 1:4 \
w lp lw 3 ti '$n_{1,\uparrow} n_{2,\downarrow}$', \
x ls 0 lw 3 noti
set output
set term wxt
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2012/4/22 Hans-Bernhard Bröker <HBB...@t-...>
> On 22.04.2012 21:59, Jon wrote:
>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> I need to generate latex type of display on eps file. I used
>>
>> set term postscript eps enhanced color solid
>>
>
> That's the wrong way to start. You need to understand that "enhanced" is
> not, nor does it try to be, a full emulation of TeX's math style. If the
> latter is what you want, you need to use a terminal with 'latex' in the
> name, e.g. epslatex.
>
>
> The version of gnuplot if 4.4.
>>
>
> That's out-of-date.
>
>
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