How do I get gnuplot to draw the X axis (with the measurements etc) on the top of my graph rather than on the bottom ?
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How do I get gnuplot to draw the X axis (with the measurements etc) on the top of my graph rather than on the bottom ?
thx
This should do the trick (or some variant thereof):
Gnuplot has x1 (bottom, default), x2 (top), y1 (left,default) and y2 (right) axes. You need to pair two axes together in the
plot ... axes <axes>specifier — x first then y. You can set the ranges too:set x2range [-30:30], the label (set x2label "foo") although this looks a lot like a second title… Basicallyset x...maps toset x2....