From: Henning T. <pl...@he...> - 2005-10-07 15:37:24
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I like to generate several plots in Postscript format for inclusion in a LaTeX document. I have problems to produce predictable results, e.g. I like a constant character size, constant line width and an appropriate size of plots. E.g. in one case I have a single plot, in another case I have several plots in a stack (using plssub(1,n)). Of course more plots shall consume more space. But using the defaults PLplot tries to fits everything in a page with about 2:3 aspect ratio. In LaTeX I have to include them with different values for the "scale" option of \includegraphics, resulting in different line widths. If I even change the page aspect with plsdidev or plsdiplt then the characters are distorted. Another problem I have not solved so far: If several plots are stacked the vertical spaces between subplots are quite large. Eventually I could not find commands in the documentation, or even a suggested sequence of commands to be performed to get consistent results. How to achieve that? |