WG: plotting legend labels for each curve

[Matz Katja (K5/ESK5)]

Hi,

is there also a way to do something programmable for labels like for
functions, like this:

> gset xrange [0:10]; gset yrange [-2:2]; z=(0:0.1:10)';
data=[z,sin(z),cos(z)]; label=[";sin;",";cos;"]; for i=1:2
plot(z,data(:,1+i),label(:,i)) endfor;

Thanks in advance.


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> Betreff:      Re: plotting legend labels for each curve
> 
> plot(t,sin(t),";sin;",t,cos(t),";cos;")
> 
> >Hi,
> >
> >I wondered if anybody could help me here;
> >
> >I can plot a key from octave,
> >but have had no luck actually labeling each curve in the key
> >
> >eg, if I had a sin and a cos curve
> >how can I put one as "sin" and one as "cos" in the key?
> >
> >Thanks in advance,
> >
> >David
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