From: Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...> - 2004-06-06 06:12:01
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Ethan A Merritt wrote: >On Saturday 05 June 2004 09:47 am, Daniel J Sebald wrote: > > >>Anyway, the immediate issue is the difficulty in which to get multiplots >>laid out in anything but the default manner. >> >> > >[snip example of stacked plots] > > > >>Bottom line: can anyone think of a syntax and scheme that would allow >>better control for this? >> >> > >I think we already have it. > set {b|l|r}margin 0 > >That should line all the plots up regardless of labels or tics, >at the cost of having to explicitly position them in from the page >boundary. > Right... This is the kind of thing there should be a 5 page tutorial for, or a demo. Something titled "Plot Layout". >One remaining issue for such stacked plots, however, is trying >to collect all of the plot labels into a single key. I can't think of >an easy way to do that. > That is a problem. But in this case it was a bunch of stacked histograms, i.e., no real white space within the plots. So the key would cover up some information, and not really provide anything useful. >Is there something else missing? > No, I think that does the trick. Thanks Ethan. Dan |