Le mercredi 14/11/12 à 10h35,
Christian Feuersaenger <cfeuersaen...@googlemail.com> a écrit :
> Dear Denis,
Dear Christian,
> you are absolutely right, multi-axis support is lacking a suitable
> interface.
Even for insiders, but particularly for beginners :)
> A modification of this sort has been planned a long time ago...
> although it has not been started yet.
There are so many nice features in pgfplots that I'm confident nobody's
blaming you!
> Thanks for the clarification on the keys which should be respected.
As a mathematician, I personally never use multi-axis so this is just a
proposition and maybe some other users could have better ideas.
> If you feel comfortable (enough) to experiment a bit, you could try
> to create a doubleaxis environment (or even some multiaxis
> environment)?
Sigh... my pgf knowledge is rather limited so it would take much time
for me.
I'll try anyway but without any guarantee.
It could be nice to collect opinion of others to know the current needs
in multi-axis usage.
> It might be a little bit simpler, though, if you would reuse the
> existing axis environment... perhaps like
>
> \begin{multiaxis}
> \begin{axis}[multiaxis position=left, ...]
> \end{axis}
>
> \begin{axis}[multiaxis position=right, ...]
> \end{axis}
> \end{multiaxis}
>
> otherwise you would need to replicate almost every key...
It looks like some redundancies could be avoided, no?
> or perhaps using
>
> \begin{multiaxis}[first axis/.style={xlabel=...}, second
> axis/.style={xlabel=....}, multiaxis style=leftright]
>
> \addplot {x2};
> \addplot {3*x};
> \legend{$y=x2$,$y=3x$}
> \end{multiaxis}
> \end{tikzpicture}
It looks much better!
> I might not be able to address this issue in the next weeks, perhaps
> not before next year.
OK, I can understand.
> If you want to, you can try to experiment a bit - perhaps you can
> come up with a solution which addresses the most important
> requirements.
Well, the code I would eventually submit would certainly be
suboptimal ;)
Thanks!
Best regards.
--
Denis
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