Re: label offset error on 4.1

[KITA T. <t-...@cc...>]

> From: Hans-Bernhard Br=F6ker <br...@ph...>
> Subject: Re: label offset error on 4.1
> Date: Tue, 07 Jun 2005 16:55:42 +0200
> Message-ID: <42A...@ph...>
> =

> > KITA Toshihiro wrote:
> > =

> > > The problem happens when I set a label string and the offset at t=
he same time.
> > > =

> > > gnuplot> set xla "x"
> > > gnuplot> set xla -10, -2
> > > =

> > > is OK, but, I get
> > > =

> > > gnuplot> set xla "x" -10, -2
> > >                         ^
> > >          invalid expression =

> > =

> > Please compare this command to the actual syntax description found =
under =

> > "help xlabel": you're missing the 'offset' keyword.
> =

> Oops, that was literally 'offset'!
> Thanks a lot for your quick reply to my misunderstanding.

Just a trivial comment :
If the word 'offset' is always necessary before the offset values,
I guess the help message for 'help set xlabel' =


-----------------------------------------------------------------------=
---
...
 `character` coordinate system is used.  For example, "`set xlabel -1,0=
`"
 will change only the x offset of the title, moving the label roughly o=
ne
 character width to the left.  The size of a character depends on both =
the
...
-----------------------------------------------------------------------=
---

should be =


-----------------------------------------------------------------------=
---
...
 `character` coordinate system is used.  For example, "`set xlabel offs=
et -1,0`"
...
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