On 25 Giu, 17:58, merr...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Mex <massimo.canon...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >Hi,
> >the key in my plot has 5 elements. Using "set key", they are displayed
> >in the following way:
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> >item1
> >item2
> >item3
> >item4
> >item5
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> >If I use "set key horizontal", I obtain
> >item1 item2
> >item3 item4
> >item5
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> >but, If I would like to obtain something like this:
> >item1 item2 item3 item4 item5
>
> >(that is, all the elements in one row)
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> >how can I do?
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> There is no way to force the key layout.
> This is a problem, and I do not know of a work-around.
> The best I can suggest is to reduce the width of the
> individual key entries. Try:
> set key samplen 1 width -3
> --
> Ethan A Merritt
Hi Ethan,
thank for your reply.
I tryed the workaround that you proposed, but it did not work. Almost
nothing is changed.
It would be very useful, if it is possibile to specify the number of
rows for a key:
set key row 1 (I want all the items in one row)
or
gnuplot could aspect a number after "horizontal" that is the number of
rows.
Thanks again,
M
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