aspect ratio problem with multiplot

[jj_76]

Hello,
I am creating a postscript file of two plots, one below the other,
using multiplot. But though the axes ranges are same for both the top
and bottom plots, the top plot area looks bigger than the bottom plot.
I couldnot find any problem with the code. Here it is :
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reset
set key right bottom
set xrange[-4:0]
set xtics 0.5
set lmargin 10
set rmargin 1
set xlabel 'Log[f(Hz)]' font 'Times-Roman,20'
set term postscript enhanced color
set output 'test.ps'
set multiplot
set size 1,0.5
set yrange[-4:0]
set ylabel 'Log[rh_{norm}(meters)]' font 'Times-Roman,20'
set origin 0.0,0.0
set key noautotitles
set arrow from -1.66723,-0.98233 to -1.91427,-1.29599
set arrow from -1.93962,-1.56899 to -2.16376,-1.867389
set label 'A' at first -2.22, first -1.42
set label '(M_{tot}=1.4)' at first -1.47, first -0.9
set label '(M_{tot}=0.8)' at first -1.78, first -1.59
set key box
set bmargin 4
set tmargin 0
plo 'only_q0.66_no_fx_nodist' u 1:2 w l ls 1,'only_q0.66_no_fx_nodist'
every ::18 u 1:2 w p,'evolution_plots/evolution_mtot_1.4_q0.02-0.66' u
1:2 w l ti 'evolution','evolution_plots/evolution_mtot_0.8_q0.02-0.66'
u 1:2 w l ti 'evolution','joel_table' u 7:8 w l ls 2 ti
'M_{a}=M_{ch}','joel_table' every ::18 u 7:8 w
p,'intersection_point_no_dist' u 1:2 w
p,'constant_tau/constant_tau_100' u 1:2 w
d,'constant_tau/constant_tau_10000' u 1:2 w
d,'constant_tau/constant_tau_100000' u 1:2 w
d,'constant_tau/constant_tau_1000000' u 1:2 w d
unset arrow
unset label
set label '(M_{tot}=2.4)' at first -1.07, first -0.20
set label 'A' at first -2.15, first -1.80
set label '(M_{tot}=1.4)' at first -1.40, first -0.8
set label '(M_{tot}=0.8)' at first -1.73, first -1.45
set label 'q=2/3' at first -3.8, first -0.22
set label 'a' at screen 0.09, screen 0.5
set key box
set arrow from -2.50864,-1.09159 to -2.21467,-0.895616
set arrow from -3.30103,-2.00999 to -3.0000,-1.80931
set arrow from -3.52288,-2.5629 to -3.2218,-2.36227
set style line 1 lt 1 lw 3
set yrange[-4:0]
set key right bottom
set ylabel 'Log[rh_{norm}(meters)]' font 'Times-Roman,20'
set origin 0.0,0.5
set bmargin 0
set tmargin 1
set format x ''
set xlabel ''plo 'only_q0.66_no_fx_nodist' u 1:2 w l ls
1,'GR_plots/GR_hnorm_freq_q0.66_mtot_2.4_no_fx_nodist' u 1:2 w l ti
'(K=0.355)','GR_plots/GR_hnorm_freq_q0.66_mtot_1.4_no_fx_nodist' u 1:2
w l ti
'(K=0.0240)','GR_plots/GR_hnorm_freq_q0.66_mtot_0.8_no_fx_nodist' u 1:2

w l ti '(K=0.0014)','intersection_point_no_dist' u 1:2 w
p,'constant_tau/constant_tau_100' u 1:2 w
d,'constant_tau/constant_tau_10000' u 1:2 w
d,'constant_tau/constant_tau_100000' u 1:2 w
d,'constant_tau/constant_tau_1000000' u 1:2 w d
#set label '(M_{tot}=2.4,q=2/3)' at first -1, first -0.25
unset multiplot
set output
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thanks
ravi

[Hans-Bernhard Broeker]

jj_76 <kra...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I am creating a postscript file of two plots, one below the other,
> using multiplot. But though the axes ranges are same for both the top
> and bottom plots, the top plot area looks bigger than the bottom plot.
> I couldnot find any problem with the code.

I wonder how that can be. That script contains explicit commands that
control exactly the feature you don't like. If you don't know what
they do, how did those commands come to be in your script? Please see
"help set lmargin"

--
Hans-Bernhard Broeker (bro...@physik.rwth-aachen.de)
Even if all the snow were burnt, ashes would remain.