What is the best way to get maths symbols in gnuplot? I currently
want the square root symbol. \sqrt{..} doesn't work.
Am 17.01.2023 um 17:04 schrieb db:
What is the best way to get maths symbols in gnuplot? I currently
want the square root symbol. \sqrt{..} doesn't work.
There cannot be a single "best" way like that. The variety of output formats is a good deal to big for that.
\sqrt could work just fine if your output is TeX-based. Other formats
may fare better with literal sqrt characters in the command, e.g. using
UTF-8 input and text storage methods.
What is the best way to get maths symbols in gnuplot? I currently
want the square root symbol. \sqrt{..} doesn't work.
On 17.01.2023 17.04, db wrote:
What is the best way to get maths symbols in gnuplot? I currently
want the square root symbol. \sqrt{..} doesn't work.
After some fiddling I arrived at this:
set xlabel '{/Symbol=32 1/\326 T}'
It sort of works but can I get the T closer in under the sqrt?
I.e. is there a negative spacer, like \! in laTeX?
On 25.01.2023 14:50, db wrote:
On 17.01.2023 17.04, db wrote:
What is the best way to get maths symbols in gnuplot? I currently
want the square root symbol. \sqrt{..} doesn't work.
After some fiddling I arrived at this:
set xlabel '{/Symbol=32 1/\326 T}'
It sort of works but can I get the T closer in under the sqrt?
I.e. is there a negative spacer, like \! in laTeX?
put the T in {}
set xlabel '{/Symbol=32 1/\326{T}}'
Jörg
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