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 ... :-) :-) Done once and forgotten about. Actually, I'm very impressed by your .tex file, but if you *really* want to get new users then I can't think of a better way than adding a PSTricks export option to gnuplot. Adding a gnuplot output driver is pretty easy (I've messed with the XFig one myself). Yes, I'm serious ;-) > 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". I don't see that as a big issue. That's what Makefiles are for. > 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. Angus
