Re: key for pointsize variable: devel version

In article <Xns9AC0DDB7248986650A1FC0D7811DDBC81@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Rahul <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I used 'plot with pointsize variable' to vary the pointsize as mentioned in
the devel version. In such cases is it typical to provide some sort of
legend / key to give the reader a better idea of the size<->magnitude
mapping?

That's an interesting point. If you add that as a "feature request" on
the SourceForge site, perhaps someone will choose to work on it for the
next release version.

Any internal way to draw such a legend or does one hack this manually?

You'd have to hack it. I would suggest using something like this
(totally untested):
set label 10 at screen 0.9, screen 0.90 "Magnitude 10" point ps 10
set label 9 at screen 0.9, screen 0.85 "Magnitude 9" point ps 9
...
set label 1 at screen 0.9, screen 0.45 "Magnitude 1" point ps 1


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Ethan A Merritt
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