Re: image.m and gnuplot 4

[Fredrik Lingvall]

Gorazd Brumen wrote:

> Hi,
>
>
> Fredrik Lingvall wrote:
>
> > > The improvement that I see should be made in the two commands
> > > gset cbrange [0:64], to allow for any color range. If one has
> > > a function that takes only values 1 and 0, the plot is just black.
> > > How can one dynamically change the cbrange?
> >
> >
> >
> > Alt 1: Multiply the function by 64.
> >
> > Alt 2: Use imagesc (which auto scales the image and then calls image.m).
>
> both alternatives maintain the scale on the right till 64. If you have 
> a 0-1 function I dont
> want that the 1 values are labeled 64 on the color scale. Can I at 
> least remove the color bar on
> the right? With 0-1 functions it is not really necessary.

Try:

gset nocolorbox

(see also page 72 in the gnuplot 4.1 manual)

Fredrik



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