Reputation: 3694
When displaying the key
using gnuplot 4.6
, one can invert the ordering of the items in the key using set key invert
See, e.g.
set key invert
plot x, -x
The label for -x
will be the top one.
Now, if use a horizontal key, e.g.
set key horizontal invert
plot x, -x
The key for x
will be the leftmost legend, despite invert
being set or not.
How can I invert the ordering of the keys in a horizontal legend?
Note: I know I can invert the ordering in the plot
command, but that is not the solution I am looking for.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1335
Reputation: 48390
This combination of horizontal
and invert
is not supported, you may want to submit a feature request to add this.
Depending on your real use case, you could misuse the width
option:
set key horizontal width -19
You may need to adapt the width
settings depending on the font and terminal. And for very different title lenghts this does not look good.
As an example consider the script
reset
set terminal pngcairo size 800,500
set output 'keyinvert.png'
set multiplot layout 1,2
set key invert
plot x, -x, x**2
set key horizontal noinvert width -19
replot
unset multiplot
which gives the result:
Upvotes: 3