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From: Rob S. <rob...@ut...> - 2017-02-13 18:36:33
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While I agree you should be able to place the units where ever you wish,
I don't think just because ROOT writes them at the max end of the axes
is a good reason to do it. The rest of us are perfectly at home with
the units in the middle. The example publication would not be
materially effected in the least.
On 02/13/2017 01:32 AM, Nis Meinert wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I really love to use gnuplot for my daily work. However, most of the
> people in my community work with ROOT, which is great for our specific
> analyzing purposes but is kind of a exhausting tool for displaying the
> results. In the past I successfully used gnuplot for this and I am very
> happy with the results. In order to make my plots look similar with ROOT
> results I have to move the labels of the x (y) axis to the very right
> (top). Currently I solve this issue by hiding the xlabel via (I heavily
> use TeX within my figures)
>
> xlabel "\\phantom{...}"
>
> so the lower margin is set automatically and placing the actual visible
> label via
>
> set label "..." at graph 1,xxx right
>
> The problem is, that I have to figure out the correct values for xxx via
> trial-and-error, whenever I change the size of the plot. Is it possible
> to just move the xlabel (ylabel) to the desired position, namely the
> very right (top) of the graph in a kind of automatic way?
>
> I am very sure, that my solution is ugly and far away from the 'correct'
> solution.
> Just in case, there is not such a solution already implemented, I think
> it is rather simple for experts to add this feature?
>
> Find below a link of a publication that has such an orientation of the
> labels:
>
> https://arxiv.org/pdf/1507.03414v2.pdf
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Cheers,
>
>
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