Re: [Gnuplot-info] Internal variables

[Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...>]

swlab wrote:
> On Wednesday 19 January 2005 08:37, Hans-Bernhard Broeker wrote:

> OK, that's what I feared. The problem is that if I use predefined values for 
> the range I lose gnuplot's capacity to define what the best range is

Yes.  But that's inavoidable anyway, to at least some extent --- the 
"best range" found by gnuplot doesn't live long enough to be exported 
like that (well, setting aside the 'writeback' feature, that is...)

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> OK, one particular example should make it easier to understand.
> In a postscript term , I stack 3 plots vertically, same x size, different y 
> sizes. The y axis title of the 1st plot is in Times 16, the two others in 
> Times 12 (same for the tics). 

There's your problem.  Keep the font sizes the same, and you could align 
them.  If you don't, there's nothing left gnuplot can do for you, since 
the positioning offsets for axis labels are expressed in multiples of 
the font height / width (or rather: of what gnuplot believes those to be).