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From: Reginald B. <pul...@ya...> - 2019-07-25 20:23:55
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I want to have major tics which are labelled and minor tics which are not.
For some reason I seem not to be able to do that. I've gone through all the demos that came with 4.4.3 and 4.6.5, but none showed how to do that. logscale produces the desired result, but I don't want a logarithmic scale.
G N U P L O T
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Terminal type set to 'wxt'
gnuplot> sh tics
xyplane ticslevel is 0.5
tics are in back of plot
x-axis tics are IN, major ticscale is 1 and minor ticscale is 0.5
x-axis tics: on border and mirrored on opposite border
labels are justified automatically, format "% h" and are not rotated,
offset (character 0, 0, 0)
intervals computed automatically
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gnuplot> set xtics scale 10 1
gnuplot> sh tics
xyplane ticslevel is 0.5
tics are in back of plot
x-axis tics are IN, major ticscale is 10 and minor ticscale is 5
x-axis tics: on border and mirrored on opposite border
labels are justified automatically, format "% h" and are not rotated,
offset (character 0, 0, 0)
series by 1
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gnuplot>
Note that I did *not* get a minor tic interval of 1, but of 5.
If I now "plot [0:100] x" all the tics are labelled and there is no distinction between major and minor tics
Thanks,
Reg
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