[Gnuplot-info] No border around the plot, but axes with arrows

[fips <ph...@fr...>]

Hi

Sorry, when I post a question, which might have been posted already. But I
have no idea where (and which keywords) to search for this question.

I want to make function plots [ y = f(x), eg. y = sin(x)*cos(x) ] (no
problem with that).

I need the origin (0,0) (somewhere) in the middle of the screen - this is no
problem also, I manged this ;-)

I don't want to have a box or numbering around the plot (I managed to kill
the border [set border 0], but I have no Idea, how to get rid of the
numbering ).

I want to have the axes plottet including numbering of units. I managed to
paint the xzeroaxis and yzeroaxis, but I have no Idea how to number them in
the middle of the image. I need numbers -1, 0, 1, 2, ... AND marks at these
positions.

I need arrows at the end of the visible part of the axes to show, that the
axes does not end there.
I know how paint arrows, but is there a way to change the axes, that they
paint arrows themselfs?

Why all that questions?
The above way to paint coordinate systems is default in swiss high schools.
I think, there must or should be a simple way to configure gnuplot in that
way. 

Any hint that solves (even partly) my questions is welcome.

fips

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