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gnuplot / tics (E)
The major tics are multiplied by the provided value n, while the minor tics are multiplied by m. If m is omitted, the minor tics are half length of the ...
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gnuplot / plot (2E)
Instead of enlarging the letters, make the whole figure smaller. Then the font size becomes large relative to the figure size. It is possible to resize the ...
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gnuplot / datafile (2E)
In order to plot several data those are stored in one file, use using and index. Here, "data" means a set of XY pairs. Gnuplot draws one line or prints the ...
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gnuplot / tics (E)
There are two kinds of tics --- the major tics and the minor tics. Numbers (figures) on axes are drawn at the major tics only. At the default the minor tics ...
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gnuplot / plot (6E)
Place two figures in a different scale. fig/sample5.16a. Here is an example data. This figure shows the X-range of [0:30], but the data near X=0 are also ...
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gnuplot / postscript (E)
gnuplot> set term postscript enhanced color gnuplot> set output "colorindex.ps" gnuplot> set size 0.5,0.5 gnuplot> set noborder gnuplot> set nokey gnuplot> ...
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gnuplot / label (2E)
gnuplot> set label "(0,0) first" at first 0, first 0 gnuplot> set label "(0,0) graph" at graph 0, graph 0 gnuplot> set label "(0,0) screen" at screen 0, ...
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... -202 0 220 -161 0 230 -103 0 240 -20 0 250 -3 0 260 -100 0 270 -99 0 280 ..... 261 280 100 304 280 110 347 280 120 388 280 130 428 280 140 465 280 150 ...
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0 0 1000 0 10 966 0 20 847 0 30 646 0 40 423 0 50 231 0 60 83 0 70 ...
... 0 60 83 0 70 -27 0 80 -109 0 90 -171 0 100 -217 0 110 -252 0 120 -276 0 ..... 76 280 60 125 280 70 172 280 80 217 280 90 261 280 100 304 280 110 347 280 ...
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gnuplot / tics (E)
There are two kinds of tics --- the major tics and the minor tics. .... You can specify the different kinds of format simultaneously just like this case ...
