Re: [Plplot-general] rotated graphics brings missing part of graphics

[Alan W. I. <ir...@be...>]

On 2008-02-09 11:32+0100 Oliver Bandel wrote:

> Hello,
>
> when using this example code,
> I got graphics that are rotated
> and where also parts of the graics are
> missing.

You can get the rotation effect with any of the standard examples (such as
example 5 which uses plhist) by using the command-line option "-ori 0.4"
which is equivalent to the "plsdiori(0.4);" that occurs in your code.  But
non-integral values such as 0.4 are considered experimental.  When I use
"-ori 0.4" with example 5, the rotated corners of the plot are cutoff
because they don't fit into the original area.

Did you really want to rotate your results by 0.4*90 = 36 degrees?  If not,
comment out the "plsdiori(0.4);" line in your code and you should probably
be okay.

Alan
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