Thanks (More plotting comments)
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Telford Tendys wrote:
[quoting various people without attribution]
In the technical sense of S graphics you want to include figure regions not plot regions in other publications. (In years of doing this and scores of publications I have only once moved the axis labels.)
I guess there is something I'm not understanding here. If I draw a diagram in xfig and export to eps then it exports exactly that diagram, trimmed right to the edges of whatever lines are in that picture. Then I import it into Latex which takes the bounding box and presumes everything in that box is picture. Latex then adds a little space before and after the picture, and centres the picture in the column of text. I add the caption under the figure at the Latex stage rather than have it built into the figure because that provides automatic figure numbering, font consistency, indexing, references in the text, etc.
And you will see the centring looks wrong, as the `box' is not centred but the box plus text on the left only. Professionals tell me this is a common mistake by LaTeX users. (Actually, LaTeX does not add any space before or after the picture, although your macro package might, and the `center' environment does. The standard graphics inclusion mechanism, graphicx, builds a TeX box exactly enclosing the bounding box.)
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