In article <g5nmmm$se1$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Morten Lemvigh <lemvigh@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>> I use gnuplot to plot some spectrograms over audio data. So far I have
>>> been using pm3d, but since it's a 3D plot I get a lot of extra space
>>> around the plot (for rotating the 3D plot), which I have not been able
>>> to remove.
>>
>> Have you looked at the `set (l|r|t|b)margin' commands? Don't think
>> they'll work with 3D, though, at least not in 4.2.x
In the CVS version these new commands work with 3D plots after "set view
map"
The next incremental version of 4.2 will also sup****t this.
>Yes, with (r|t|b)margin nothing happened, with lmargin fraction of the
>extra space was removed, setting the margin to negative values didn't
>remove the last bit of space.
>
>I saw something about setting:
>set lmargin screen 0
>but I only got:
>undefined variable: screen
>
>It would be nice if
>set view map
>made the plot behave like a 2D-plot, and not making the extra space for
>rotating the plot.
It does in the CVS version.
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Ethan A Merritt
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