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Re: One title to rule them all... [message #57567] Thu, 13 December 2007 07:25 Go to previous message
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On 13 Dec, 15:17, wlandsman <wlands...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Dec 13, 6:02 am, Lasse Clausen <la...@lbnc.de> wrote:
>
>> Greetings,
>
>> suppose I have a plot consisting of four panels on top of each other.
>> Let's also suppose all are showing the same quantity, just measured by
>> different instruments. Since the y axis title is rather longish - like
>> 'Compressional Component [nT]' - I would like one ytitle for all 4
>> panels.
>
> You might look at the recent enhancements by Erin Sheldon to
> multiplot.pro (http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov/ftp/pro/plot/
> multiplot.pro ) which creates multiple plots like !p.multi but with a
> lot more control over the appearance. For example, it accepts
> mTitle, mXTitle, and mYtitle keywords to specify the title , Y title
> and X title for the entire matrix of plots (along with keywords like
> mxTitSize=, mxTitOffset= to control the size and offset from the
> axis.) For example,
>
> erase & multiplot, [1,4], mXtitle='R', mYtitle='Compressional
> Component [nT]'
> for i=0,3 do begin
> plot,indgen(10)
> multiplot
> endfor
> multiplot,/reset
>
> There are other keywords to control the size of the gaps between the
> plots, or to force the individual plots to be square,

Fogive me for this, but it was too obvious and I have just hit
puberty:

mxTitSize, mxTitOffset, chichichichi
[snigger]

Cheers for the link, though, I will have a look
Lasse
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