#7 overlay with beamer

[Anonymous]

Is it possible to use the overlay function with beamer in order to uncover the lines one by one?

Is it possible to have axis offsets without the intersection of x and y axes?

Is it possible to have a reverse axis (eg the larger number at the left with decreasing numbers toward the right on x-axis)?

[Christian Feuersänger]

Hello,

Yes, you can combine pgfplots with beamer - I've done so in the past. I think I've used the '\only' command, but it shouldn't make a difference. In case you have problems, mail them to pgfplots-features@lists.sourceforge.net.

I fear I do not understand the question concerning 'axis offsets'... do you mean that the axis lines go through the origin instead of a bounding box? This is possible...

A reverse axis is possible starting with the developerversion. It will be part of the next stable release. Up to now, there are some work-arounds which involve several manual adjustments. My (old) notes contain the following fragments which can be used as work-arounds, although it would be better to wait for the next version. HEre are the notes anyway:

- 'x dir =-1' -> scale automatically
- x=-5.5cm, yticklabel pos=right, yticklabel style=left
could be a style (combined with x dir)
- the anchor names are now strange - they are mirrored :-(
\begin{tikzpicture}

\begin{axis}[
title={Test},
xlabel={Time [s]},
ylabel={Segment},
x=0.9cm, y=-0.9mm,
%xlabel style={at={(0.5,1)}},
%ylabel style={yshift=-6pt},
%title style={at={(0.5,0)}},
%xticklabel style={yshift=-6mm},
%xticklabel pos=top,
]

\addplot plot coordinates {(0,30) (3,0) };
\end{axis}
\end{tikzpicture}

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Probably

Is it possible to have axis offsets without the intersection of x and y axes?

means axis line shift.