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From: Emanuel B. <in...@da...> - 2022-06-24 05:05:51
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Norwid Behrnd via gnuplot-info wrote:
> + gnuplot actually may add SI prefixes (k, M, etc.) on the
> scales for you and show user-defined tics. For this to
> happen, drop "set format y "%.0f" to try instead ``` set
> format y '%.0s %c'
>
> set ytics font "verdana,10" add \
> ("25 M" 2.5e7) # only shown for the ordinate scaling by lg
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> set logscale y # i.e., the implicit form of "set logscale y 10"
Oh, cool!
> Perhaps altogether with an instruction like "set
> yrange[1000:1e9]"
Done.
> this may justify to move/reorganize the keys a little bit.
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