On Thu, 23 Mar 2023, climn...@providence.edu wrote:
> When plotting a time series, time-date labels look fine. Once plot
> is edited, time-date labels become jumbled and illegible. They seem
> to be collated on top of each other.
This is now fixed in gretl git, and there are new snapshots availab
OK, I see exactly what's going on here. When you edit a plot via the
GUI we try to ensure that all the plot details remain the same except
for anything explicitly changed via the editor. However, we're failing
to preserve the command to rotate the x-axis tics that was present in
the original plot.
Hi all,
and here is the image when I apply my edits; as you can see, the dates
go from slightly diagonal, which I like, to horizontal with jumbling
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l3qr4o3fg1w056s/Forum%20Q2.png?dl=0
Actually, I have also experienced such behavior recently with latest
gretl (git v
Thanks, Chris, that's very clear. We'll investigate the problem. I
wouldn't exactly say the post-edit dates are "jumbled" though; they're
still in the right order, but squashed into each other. Anyway it's
something that needs to be fixed.
Allin
On Thu, Mar 23, 2023 at 8:46 PM wrote:
>
> Hello S
Hello Sven! Thank you for replying to my query so quickly.
It is daily data (5-day). It is the spread between the discount rate and the
overnight reverse repo rate. I actually just downloaded the most recent
snapshot a couple of days ago. Checking "about gretl" reveals it is version
2023a, wit
Am 23.03.2023 um 16:02 schrieb climn...@providence.edu:
When plotting a time series, time-date labels look fine. Once plot is edited,
time-date labels become jumbled and illegible. They seem to be collated on top
of each other.
In general, this is not true; but I'm not doubting your problem,
