Re: Subplot command

[José Daniel Muñoz Frías]

William H. Lipscomb wrote:
> 
> (2) Is it possible to use subscripts, superscripts, and Greek letters in a
> key?  For instance, can I label a line as x^2, but with the 2 as a
> superscript next to the x so that it's not necessary to use the caret?

If you like to put the plot in a latex document you can write a latex
equation as a label and then save the plot in pslatex format. for
example:

gset term pslatex auxfile
gset output "outfile.psl"
title('$|\\psi_R|$');
plot(t(1:Inc:Fin),ModFl2(1:Inc:Fin));
gset term X11
gset output "/dev/null"

The last two lines sends the future plots to a X11 window

This has a little problem with the '\' character. If you put only one,
is dissapears in the latex file. If you put two '\' then you must edit
the generated file and remove the additional '\' before import this file
in the latex document. Sorry, but I don't now any better method. For me
it's OK

Hope this helps.

Dani.
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