How to zoom with gnuplot
lydia li
I am now using gnuplot to draw graphs. I need the zoom
function as there will be too many data in my graphs.
Some website says click on the right button of mouse
and drag a region, then the region will be zoomed, but
I cannot do it.
Could do please tell me how to zoom with mouse click
in gnuplot?
Thank you very much for the help.
Lydia
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Wayan
On Tue, 26 Feb 2002, lydia li wrote:
> Some website says click on the right button of mouse
> and drag a region, then the region will be zoomed, but
> I cannot do it.
yes that is the way in X11 terminal -->
click right button --> drag a region --> click left button
(I use gnuplot 3.8h for linux).
> Could do please tell me how to zoom with mouse click
> in gnuplot?
Do you want to see the output graph, or print it??
If print, is better to make a multiplot set and second
graph with different xrange and yrange.
Wayan
Hans-Bernhard Broeker
> Some website says click on the right button of mouse and drag a
> region, then the region will be zoomed, but I cannot do it.
That website is talking about the not officially released development
version of gnuplot. The release version is (still) 3.7.1, and doesn't
contain this new feature.
But you can always zoom a bit more manually, using commands like
set xrange [0.1:0.3]; set yrange [2.5:3.0]; replot
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