Angus Leeming wrote:
Herbert Voss wrote:Easier than this gnuplot file which is exported to XFig by my gnuplot2fig.sh script? Sorry, Herbert. I think I win that one ;-)ok, here we go Attached the pdf with your and my image ... :-)Nice! Well done! I guess that the tweaking needed to get the two to appear more similar is minimal and straightforward? Anyway, the bet was that that you could do it more easily than 20 lines of gnuplot script, so let's see your source ;-)
additional all the lines of your other scripts ... addtional all the strokes in xfig additional ... :-) More serious: the advantage is, that all these font stuff when using gnuplot->xfig->latex is no more a (real) problem and that you are able to do some changes to the output always "on the fly". the only new macro is \getErrorBar, but I had an existing one for two error values +/-. http://tug.org/PSTricks/main.cgi?file=examples#dotError The other plots could be done with pstricks-add. Herbert
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