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From: Pieter-Tjerk de B. <ptd...@cs...> - 2004-03-03 17:11:12
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Hello, While trying the 3.8k.1 version of gnuplot, I noticed that the default format for the labels on the axis is "% g". This has two (minor) disadvantages, compared to simple "%g" as it was in version 3.7: - labels on horizontal axes are not centered nicely (the invisible leading space is included in the centering calculation). - labels on the y2 axis (if used) start farther away from the axis than the y1 axis labels do. Actually, I remember already briefly discussing this with Lars a few years ago; he then wrote: > I remember that change, and that there was a reason for it ... > > Yep, it was suggested to me by Lucas Hart: > > | BTW, I find DEF_FORMAT "% g" more legible for tables than "%g"; any > | effect on labels that would preclude a change? Also, since you are > > I suppose your observation qualifies for Lucas' condition ... Obviously, I would suggest changing to "%g" before the release of 4.0. Best regards, Pieter-Tjerk |