Re: Labeling the xtics
- From: Dan <luecking@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 05 Jun 2007 13:20:21 -0700
On Jun 5, 2:43 pm, Martin Pöpping <marti...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
I have a problem with labeling my xtics.
My x-achsis shows values between 0% and 100%.
For this reason I want to label my xtics with "10%", "20%",.... "100%".
But:
set xtics ("10%" 10.0, "20%" 20.0, "30%" 30.0, "40%" 40.0, "50%" 50.0,
"60%" 60.0, "70%" 70.0,"80%" 80.0,"90%" 90.0,"100%" 100.0)
Does not work. I am getting the error: "Bad format character".
I also tried it with the typical escape character format:
set xtics ("10\%" 10.0, "20\%" 20.0, ...
set xtics ("10%%" 10.0, "20%%" 20.0, ...
Type "help format" at the interactive gnuplot prompt.
The percent character is a special escape that
introduces format strings. One might expect to be
able to escape it in the usual way, but when that
(and all else) fails, read the manual.
Dan
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