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From: Maximilian K. <Max...@fr...> - 2013-11-05 08:30:04
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Hi Theo, > I am not sure, whether I understand your problem. The aim I started out from is having a multiplot (two rows) and one key (of either of the plots, as they are from the same data) on the right handside spanning over the whole area. considering I have another overlay and thus an additional key, this is not necessary any more: Instead of the layout described above, I'd like to have only one of the identical key set and the key of the overlay. The problem (why I wrote to the list) is, I cannot unset any keys. > If you want a key in the second plot you should apply > > set key > > before the second plot command. True :P bad sample-code. I did this, but using data I was not able to unset any key at all (so in even in this code-snippet all keys were visible!). > If I plot e.g. sin(x) and cos(x) I get the keys as expected. > How does your data look like? Is it matrix data? the data is read in from a file: It is a map of magnetic flux values for a cylindrical geometry r z B_z R_r B_phi B_tot > Do you have a reduced data example? My reduces data-example is still over 1M, is it okay if I send it to y |