Hallo zusammen,
bei den Graphen laeesn sich ja sehr bequem die Farben für die einzelnen Linien einstellen. Im Histogramm mit Wetterbesonderheiten ist die leider (noch) nicht möglich. Was muss ich in die Formatierungszeile eingeben, um den verschiedenen Balken meine Wunschfarbe zuzuordnen? Habe es schon mit "lc rgb "grey"" oder "lc 3" versucht, jedoch ohne Erfolg.
Danke schon mal für die Hilfe!
Grüße
Benjamin
Historgamm Farben ändern
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Re:Historgamm Farben ändern
Graphics are plotted by the GNUplot program. If you want to have some help for the format commands see http://www.gnuplot.info/help.html for some tutorials, on that site also tutorials in German can be found.
Commands on the line should be separated with the "|" sign.
Example:
set locale "nl_NL"|set terminal png xADD8E6 x000000 x404040 10 | set mxtics 1 | set style fill solid 0.5
Will set the language for the date to Dutch, de_DE will set it to German
xADD8E6 x000000 x404040 10 will set the background to lightblue, border to black and grid to gray, command =xRRGGBB wich means red, green and blue from 00 to FF, 10 will set the font size to 10
mxtics 1 will disable the tics between the dates or so, fill in the number of ticks you want between the main tics
set style fill solid 0.5 must be self explained 0= no fill and 1 is filled with the same color as the plot line
Commands on the line should be separated with the "|" sign.
Example:
set locale "nl_NL"|set terminal png xADD8E6 x000000 x404040 10 | set mxtics 1 | set style fill solid 0.5
Will set the language for the date to Dutch, de_DE will set it to German
xADD8E6 x000000 x404040 10 will set the background to lightblue, border to black and grid to gray, command =xRRGGBB wich means red, green and blue from 00 to FF, 10 will set the font size to 10
mxtics 1 will disable the tics between the dates or so, fill in the number of ticks you want between the main tics
set style fill solid 0.5 must be self explained 0= no fill and 1 is filled with the same color as the plot line
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