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by hanamilani :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

1. I have set multiplot layout 5,2 , in whatever example I have seen the title goes above all the boxes and it is horizontally located. But, I need the title to set at the left side of the boxes vertically, please let me know how to do it.

2. Also, isn't there a representable for "othogonal" symbol in gnuplot (it is like a reversed T)

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by Thomas Sefzick :: Rate this Message:

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> 1. I have set multiplot layout 5,2 , in whatever example I
> have seen the title goes above all the boxes and it is
> horizontally located. But, I need the title to set at the left
> side of the boxes vertically, please let me know how to do it.

the manual says:
> The set title command produces a plot title that is centered
> at the top of the plot. set title is a special case of set label.
instead of 'title' just use 'label'.

> 2. Also, isn't there a representable for "othogonal" symbol
> in gnuplot (it is like a reversed T)

for terminals with 'enhanced' option you could use
'{/Symbol \136}'

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by hanamilani :: Rate this Message:

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Thanks so much for the reply. What I want is an overall ylabel for 5 boxes I have. I used label in the section of the third box, but it never located vertically at the left side.

do you mean I should use such a command:

set multiplot layout 5,2 label "FFHHJ" at right rotate by 90 ? Then, how it understands to be located at the center right side of the plot?

thanks again


Thomas Sefzick wrote:
> 1. I have set multiplot layout 5,2 , in whatever example I
> have seen the title goes above all the boxes and it is
> horizontally located. But, I need the title to set at the left
> side of the boxes vertically, please let me know how to do it.

the manual says:
> The set title command produces a plot title that is centered
> at the top of the plot. set title is a special case of set label.
instead of 'title' just use 'label'.

> 2. Also, isn't there a representable for "othogonal" symbol
> in gnuplot (it is like a reversed T)

for terminals with 'enhanced' option you could use
'{/Symbol \136}'