include_en.gle

Subroutines and definitions to draw figures in "arbitrary" units

Definitions of colors distinguishable by color blinds

Subroutines for positioning labels left/right/centered to a given point

USAGE

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1. Start the first line of your gle file with

   include "include_en.gle"

2. Modify the value of the variable finalsize (see line 31)

   according to your needs; this variable gives the size of

   your figure after inclusion into your text document

3. Replace dimensions (and colors) in your main gle file; f.e.

   set hei tinyhei

   set lwidth lnwidth

   set color blue$

   xtitle "ABC" hei charhei

   xaxis hei charhei

   xside lwidth lnwidth

   xticks lwidth lnwidth length ldwidth

   d1 line lwidth lswidth color red$

4. Enjoy ``correct'' line widths and font sizes in your figure

   after inclusion into your text document

Default paper format: DIN A4 landscape

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but final figure should have a width of cm

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(without compensation for the default "scale 0.7 0.7")

sub val2cm val unit$

*** Conversion from arbitrary units to cm

In: val Value in units

       unit$   unit

Returns: val*factor

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Font sizes

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as recommended by most publishers

smallest font: 6 point; largest font: 12 point

Thickness of lines

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Colors for color blinds

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Font

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PostScript AvantGarde Demi

sub labelC x y height var$

labeling centered to x,y

sub labelR x y height var$

labeling ends at x,y

sub labelL x y height var$

labeling starts at x,y

LaTeX

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set texlabels 1 ! see manual, chapter 7.2