• Asking for input to modify splot output

    From American Citizen@21:1/5 to All on Wed Aug 9 17:26:07 2023
    What commands do I need to enter to change the default output https://i.ibb.co/J33DHk3/Screenshot1.png to the trimmed output https://i.ibb.co/bWd5bdT/Screenshot2.png ?

    My attempts to move the ytics component to the left side continually fails and I don't even know how to trim the excessive white space around the whole image. And the color box needs to be moved a bit.

    Any ideas?

    Randall

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  • From Martin Brown@21:1/5 to American Citizen on Thu Aug 10 09:55:26 2023
    On 10/08/2023 01:26, American Citizen wrote:
    What commands do I need to enter to change the default output https://i.ibb.co/J33DHk3/Screenshot1.png to the trimmed output https://i.ibb.co/bWd5bdT/Screenshot2.png ?

    My attempts to move the ytics component to the left side continually
    fails and I don't even know how to trim the excessive white space
    around the whole image. And the color box needs to be moved a bit.

    Any ideas?

    I too have had various interesting problems with 2D GNUplot mostly
    though with a tiny amount of the y-axis legend/title being off the
    default visible window (tops of letter "T" and "Z" otherwise it wouldn't
    have shown up). It was picked up by a vigilant journal editor.

    My solution was to attack the EPS output file with a flint axe to sort
    out the errant window. I didn't have any trouble getting the y-axis to
    be on the left hand side it was just that a bit of it hung off the edge.

    I was actually doing traditional contour plots rather than full colour.

    I did have a problem with excessive white space above and to the right
    of the plots. I'd be interested in any more wholesome ways to fix this!

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    Martin Brown

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