On 16/06/2020 11:56, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
what about waiting until bureaucracy
is over?
I'm fine with it, but I'm accumulating several adjustments, and it's
being difficult to keep track of each of them separately.
Of course, this assumes you're planning to sign FSF papers.
I have signed and sent them in, 5th of June.
like … I'm adding a way to collect #+PLOT lines depending on which set
of settings I want, to produce the graph.
#+PLOT[1]: set:"yrange [0:4200]"
#+PLOT[1]: set:"key at 33,4100 top left spacing 1.4"
#+PLOT[1]: set:"arrow from 59.5,0 rto 0,4200 nohead ls 1"
#+PLOT[2]: set:"yrange [50:10000]" set:"logscale y 10"
#+PLOT[2]: set:"key at 35,9000 top left spacing 1.4"
#+plot[2]: set:"arrow from 59.5,50 rto 0,200 nohead ls 1"
#+PLOT: set:"xtics rotate by 90" set:"mouse mouseformat ' '"
#+PLOT: ind:1 deps:(6 3 7 4 10) xticdep:15
#+plot: use:2
| n | data | prove, | casi, | ratio | prove, | casi, | 7run |
casi*6 | casi, | cum-p | cum-c | cum-r | ++% | lunes |
| | | valore | valore | | media | media |
| | m.c.*5 | | | | | |
the #+plot: use:2 tells the program to collect PLOT[2] lines and to skip
plot[1] definitions.
it needs be the first one met by the program, or at least precede any
such lines.
oh, and the xticdep is an other addition
both I haven't shared yet, because it's a bit complicated doing so while
the code doesn't contain the previous changes.
ciao, Mario
