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Hi there,
I am using gretl for making statistical analysis for my master thesis. I
have to calculate many diagrams (x-y-time-graph). I also have to set my
focus on different parts of my graph.
It is possible to zoom in the parts. But it would be great to see a
larger view of the whole diagram. I think the window is very small and I
cant maximize it.
Did I miss some options or features?
Best Regards,
Philipp
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On Mon, 13 Aug 2012, Philipp Wehling wrote:
I am using gretl for making statistical analysis for my master
thesis. I
have to calculate many diagrams (x-y-time-graph). I also have to set my
focus on different parts of my graph.
It is possible to zoom in the parts. But it would be great to see a
larger view of the whole diagram. I think the window is very small and I
cant maximize it.
Did I miss some options or features?
No, right now you can't adjust the size of a gretl/gnuplot
graph -- or not without editing the plot command file itself.
Given the trend towards increasingly high-resolution screens,
even on laptops where the physical screen is quite small,
maybe it's time to offer a scaling option for graphs.
Allin Cottrell
Em 13 de agosto 2012, Philipp escreveu:
I am using gretl for making statistical analysis for my master thesis. I
have to calculate many diagrams (x-y-time-graph). I also have to set
my
focus on different parts of my graph.
It is possible to zoom in the parts. But it would be great to see a
larger view of the whole diagram. I think the window is very small and I
cant maximize it.
Did I miss some options or features?
Dear Philipp, you could use the command line to do this. Please try
the following code:
open australia.gdt
gnuplot E PUS {set term pngcairo font "Arial,8" size 680,400;}\
--time-series --with-lines --output="Low_Resolution.png"
gnuplot E PUS {set term pngcairo font "Arial,10" size 1020,600;}\
--time-series --with-lines --output="High_Resolution.png"
Em 13 de agosto de 2012, Allin escreveu:
[...]
Given the trend towards increasingly high-resolution screens,
even on laptops where the physical screen is quite small,
maybe it's time to offer a scaling option for graphs.
That would be great!
Best regards,
Henrique Andrade*
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