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CuriousSpider posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Thanks for the advice. I got it working.
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(SOLVED) What is the syntax for using a multiplication symbol in a string for a plot label? UPDATE: I figured it out. The syntax looks like this in a string: "some text here {\#}". The {\#} is used for symbols. This can be done with codes. For example {\327} prints the multiplication symbol. PS: If you are using gnuplot through wxMaxima like I am, the syntax is slightly differant (you need two \ instead of one). So for the example {\327} you would type {\\327} instead (figuring this out almost drove...
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(SOLVED) What is the syntax for using a multiplication symbol in a string for a plot label? UPDATE: I figured it out. The syntax looks like this in a string: "some text here {\#}". The {\#} is used for symbols. This can be done with codes. For example {\327} prints the multiplication symbol. PS: If you are using gnuplot through wxMaxima like I am, the syntax is slightly differant (you need two \ instead of one). So for the example {\327} you would type {\\327} instead (figuring this out almost drove...
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I want to use unicode characters in a string. What is the syntax for doing this? I can't find any information on this topic. UPDATE: I figured something out. The syntax for writing symbos in a string looks like this: "some text here {\\#}". The {\\#} is used for symbols. This can be done with codes. For example {\\327} prints the multiplication symbol.
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I want to use unicode characters in a string. What is the syntax for doing this? I can't find any information on this topic. UPDATE: I figured something out. The syntax for writing symbos in a string looks like this: "some text here {\#}". The {\#} is used for symbols. This can be done with codes. For example {\\327} prints the multiplication symbol.
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I want to use unicode characters in a string. What is the syntax for doing this? I can't find any information on this topic. UPDATE: I figured something out. The syntax for writing symbos in a string looks like this: "some text here {\#}". The {\#} is used for symbols. This can be done with codes. For example {\327} prints the multiplication symbol.
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(SOLVED) What is the syntax for using a multiplication symbol in a string for a plot label? UPDATE: I figured it out. The syntax looks like this in a string: "some text here {\#}". The {\#} is used for symbols. This can be done with codes. For example {\327} prints the multiplication symbol. PS: If you are using gnuplot through wxMaxima like I am, the syntax is slightly differant (you need two \ instead of one). So for the example {\327} you would type {\327} instead (figuring this out almost drove...
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(SOLVED) What is the syntax for using a multiplication symbol in a string for a plot label? UPDATE: I figured it out. The syntax looks like this in a string: "some text here {\#}". The {\#} is used for symbols. This can be done with codes. For example {\327} prints the multiplication symbol. PS: If you are using gnuplot through wxMaxima like I am, the syntax is slightly differant (you need two \ instead of one). So for the example {\327} you would type {\327} instead (figuring this out almost drove...
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(SOLVED) What is the syntax for using a multiplication symbol in a string for a plot label? UPDATE: I figured it out. The syntax looks like this in a string: "some text here {#}". The {#} is used for symbols. This can be done with codes. For example {\327} prints the multiplication symbol. PS: If you are using gnuplot through wxMaxima like I am, the syntax is slightly differant (you need two \ instead of one). So for the example {\327} you would type {\327} instead (figuring this out almost drove...
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(SOLVED) What is the syntax for using a multiplication symbol in a string for a plot label? UPDATE: I figured it out. The syntax looks like this in a string: "some text here {#}". The {#} is used for symbols. This can be done with codes. For example {\327} prints the multiplication symbol. PS: If you are using gnuplot through wxMaxima like I am, the syntax is slightly differant (you need two \ instead of one). So for the example {\327} you would type {\327} instead (figuring this out almost drove...
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What is the syntax for using a multiplication symbol in a string for a plot label?
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What is the syntax for using a multiplication symbol in a string for a plot label?
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What is syntax for using a multiplication symbol in a string for a plot label?
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I want to use unicode characters in a string. What is the syntax for doing this? I can't find any information on this topic.
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I am trying to plot a function that has very small y-axis values (10^(-250)) at the x-interval I am plotting. I have been able to plot the same function at other x-intervals. When I try to plot at another interval, the function doesn't appear and the ytic values don't either. I have adjusted the y-interval (ymin and ymax) to match the scale (I should be able to see it), so I am not sure what else could be the issue. Can anyone think of what else could be the issue?
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I found a way to do what I wanted. You can use user_preamble = "set mxtics 2; set mytics 2" to set up minor tic marks through gnuplot.
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I found a way to do what I wanted. You can use user_pramble = "set mxtics 2; set mytics 2" to set up minor tic marks through gnuplot.
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Is there a way to use "grid = [ ]" and then make the gridlines invisible or change their color?
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How do I create unlabeled minor tick marks in "draw2d( )"? I've noticed that when I use "grid = [ ]" it creates minor tick marks as a side effect, but I want to have minor tick marks without using "grid = [ ]".
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