From: Don W. <don...@gm...> - 2017-09-27 08:34:33
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Let's try this again. Maybe I caught the developers while they were on vacation. Thanks for any information you have. Best, Don ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Don Warren <don...@gm...> Date: Mon, Aug 7, 2017 at 5:13 PM Subject: PLplot capabilities To: plp...@li... Hi, This is either a feature request or "RTFM"-bait. I'm trying to figure out if PLplot can do the following two things: (1) Logarithmic ticks on an axis, but only labeling every Nth decade (when your Y axis goes from 10^-60 to 10^-20, you don't want every single decade to have a number next to it!) (2) Moving tick mark numbers towards/away from the axis they're associated with. It looks like PLplot can do this with the axis labels, using the plmtex command. Is there no way to do this with the numbers associated with major tick marks? I know both of these could be done by hand with sufficient usage of the plmtex command (or rather, I know how to do it in PGPLOT, which I'm currently stuck using for legacy reasons). But then I am individually labeling each major tick on the axis, and placing them all independently. I would rather not have 20 extra "annotation" blocks in my plotting scripts if it's avoidable, not to mention the time spent making sure each number is correctly positioned. Cheers, Don |