format - Conditional gnuplot tic formatting -
Is there any way to draft the X / Y tick labels depending on the value of TC? I am estimating a format of the format
set format y ((((> <1>> 3> & amp; amp; amp; & amp; so that a log scale graph P> 10 ^ {- 4}, 10 ^ {- 3}, 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10, 10 ^ {2}
and so on, numbers near 1 For more natural representation.
I address this address clearly, ie,
set xtics ("10 ^ {- 3}" 1e-3, "0.01" 0.01, "0.1" 0.1, "Can be done by declaring 1" 1, "10" 10, "10 ^ {2}" 1e2) But I would like to avoid being very specific, because the label's This set changes each time Graph changes I hope no answer to this question is 'No', but here is the hope.
Good ... depending on how hard you want to make this plot Here is an example that you want. This is a bit difficult plot to make an automated fashion, (you need to adjust the margin for the title, etc.), but if you need a good looking conspiracy for a presentation or paper and it's time to spend it Looks like how you want it, it should work fine.
Set Virtualization Extended # To work for this, we have to set boundaries explicitly :-( Set xrange [-10: 10] set array [1e-4: exp ( 10)] # Yippy! Logskele plot :-) Set logscale Y # We will create 3 plots. The first plot is a piece of data and y range tics # There is no data of the next two plots, they are only one of the category tanks Add the piece. Set up multiplot # to set up, we have to ensure that all plots set the LMR to be set on the screen 0.1 set 0.1 on the screen, set the BMR to the screen 0.9 set 0.9 on the screen TMRGN 0.9 set UTix 1E-210, Formatting # 90 of the 90% format "% G", the normal tics plot exp (x) + APP (-X) looks like a V in # lockscales. Unset xtics # Recently it did not need to be re-inserted once done. Unable to limit # recently done this once too ... Set Yetics 100,10 Format "10 ^ {% L}" # Next plot, top end of TNC plot, Nain noal # Plots nothing. Works only if the category is set explicitly set ytics 1e-5,10,9e-3 # Fourth plot, lower end of typed # # Any additional label, object, arrow, title etc should be here. # Otherwise you will need to unset them as we did with xtics and the boundary, to prevent them from plotting twice (# 2 objects that are plotted twice, sometimes they should look a bit darker) Unset Weekly NaN Notet Multiphat # and we have done
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