[pstricks] multipanel pstricks figures from enterline

na199 at gmx.de na199 at gmx.de
Sat Sep 9 16:02:19 CEST 2006


Try to put one pspicture(..)(..) (or {pspicture}(..)(..)) next to the other.

Depending on the complexity minipage might or might not be needed. 

Also you might or might not have to place the caption "by hand" - no "figure" 
then.

A good possibility is to move the plot by rput(..)(..) or better 
rput[lb](..)(..).
Then the plot has (for placing purposes) zero width and zero height.
hh

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> hello,
> 
> i'm a pstricks user interested creating multipanel displays (i.e., 4 or 6
> separate line plots arranged side-by-side on a single page).  although i
> fooled with minipage some, i haven't been able to achieve a side-by-side
> arrangement.  below, i'm pasting the code that i've used to create two
> separate line plots (a postscript of the compiled plots is attached).  does
> anyone know how to achieve the multipanel format? i'd very much appreciate
> help with my own code or an example that will illustrate the fix.
> 
> thanks much,
> andrew
> 
> code follows:
> 
> 
> \documentclass[12pt]{article}
> \usepackage{pstricks}
> \usepackage{pst-plot}
> 
> 
> \begin{document}
> 
> 
> \begin{figure}[!h]
>   \caption{United States--Russia Dyad, 1965--2000.}
>   \label{usarus_dyad}
>   \vspace{.3in}
> \begin{center}
> 
> \def\data{1   0
> 2   0 3   -0.8 4   -0.88190155 5   -0.91371914 6   -0.9257962 7
> -0.93899541 8   -0.93357528 9   -0.93287236 10  -0.94071641 11
> -0.93627821 12  -0.9264599 13  -0.90910625 14  -0.89491569 15
> -0.91643641 16  -0.93481277 17  -0.94319856 18  -0.95191231 19
> -0.95818646 20  -0.96288146 21  -0.9665351 22  -0.96946525 23
> -0.97109424 24  -0.97003626 25  -0.96780662 26  -0.96415888 27
> -0.95867213 28  -0.95067902 29  -0.93915236 30  -0.92253831 31
> -0.89853476 32  -0.86385869 33  -0.81417129 34  -0.76860219 35
> -0.76218947 36  -0.81789845 }
> 
> \def\datab{1   0
> 2   0 3   0.0175439 4   0.0166594 5   0.0334057 6   0.0318283 7
> 0.0545219 8   0.1200221 9   0.1571008 10  0.1801961 11  0.1927926 12
> 0.2020815 13  0.1965785 14  0.2068912 15  0.2216921 16  0.2371183 17
> 0.2360609 18  0.23064 19  0.2200617 20  0.204856 21  0.1877612 22
> 0.1831834 23  0.2373815 24  0.232248 25  0.2222152 26  0.2077539 27
> 0.1974546 28  0.1994574 29  0.3512563 30  0.3525538 31  0.3587744 32
> 0.3892896 33  0.4516209 34  0.4967693 35  0.5139254 36  0.5094636}
> 
> \psset{xunit=.27, yunit=4.5}% to get 10cm x 10cm with the data values
> 
> \begin{pspicture}(0,-1)(36,1)
> 
>     \psaxes[tickstyle=bottom,Ox=1965,Dx=5,Dy=.25](0,0)(0,-1)(36,1)
> 
>     \listplot[linecolor=red,linewidth=1pt]{\data}%
>     \listplot[linecolor=blue,linewidth=1pt]{\datab}%
> 
>         \uput[l](-7,-0.5){%
>             \rput{90}{%
>             Conflict}}
> 
>         \uput[l](-7,0.5){%
>             \rput{90}{%
>             Cooperation}}
> 
>     \end{pspicture}
>       \vspace{.25in}
> \end{center}
> \end{figure}
> 
> 
> \newpage
> 
> \begin{figure}[!h]
>   \caption{United States--North Korea Dyad, 1965--2000.}
>   \label{usarnkor_dyad}
>   \vspace{.3in}
> \begin{center}
> 
> \def\data{1 0
> 2 0 3   -0.8 4   -0.77636229 5   -0.72302494 6   -0.85781332 7
> -0.82451556 8   -0.74024564 9   -0.57376906 10  -0.33120184 11
> -0.12425333 12  -0.41499973 13  -0.82190447 14  -0.88977912 15
> -0.91751982 16  -0.91601934 17  -0.93225145 18  -0.92735786 19
> -0.93612978 20  -0.94590167 21  -0.94147545 22  -0.94045111 23
> -0.93599441 24  -0.92613582 25  -0.90871322 26  -0.87977818 27
> -0.83281575 28  -0.7584458 29  -0.64696293 30  -0.59184783 31
> -0.84282195 32  -0.90037193 33  -0.90888729 34  -0.90568924 35
> -0.8945038 36  -0.87371292}
> 
> \def\datab{1
> 2   0 3   0 4   0 5   0 6   0 7   0 8   0 9   0 10  0 11  0.0037357
> 12  0.0100133 13  0.0078156 14  0.016627 15  0.0210046 16  0.0178376
> 17  0.0192925 18  0.0236826 19  0.0420799 20  0.0378221 21 0.0305156
> 22  0.0220562 23  0.01683 24  0.0387297 25  0.0357437 26 0.0351332
> 27  0.0326168 28  0.037429 29  0.0352412 30  0.0312296 31 0.028663
> 32  0.0334667 33  0.0317155 34  0.0284753 35  0.0242096 36
> 0.0192314}
> 
> \psset{xunit=.27, yunit=4.5}% to get 10cm x 10cm with the data values
> 
> \begin{pspicture}(0,-1)(36,1)
> 
>     \psaxes[tickstyle=bottom,Ox=1965,Dx=5,Dy=.25](0,0)(0,-1)(36,1)
> 
>     \listplot[linecolor=red,linewidth=1pt]{\data}%
>     \listplot[linecolor=blue,linewidth=1pt]{\datab}%
> 
>         \uput[l](-7,-0.5){%
>             \rput{90}{%
>             Conflict}}
> 
>         \uput[l](-7,0.5){%
>             \rput{90}{%
>             Cooperation}}
> 
>     \end{pspicture}
>       \vspace{.25in}
> \end{center}
> \end{figure}
> 
> 
> \end{document}
> 





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