Sorry, Samuel. In fact, it does not work with a handle on an "axis", but it
works with a handle on a "figure":
nc=40;
names_legend='legend_'+string(1:nc);
nc1=round(nc/2); //nc is the number of curves: split in 2
f1=gcf(); // Get handle on figure;
legends(names_legend(1:nc1),1:nc1,font_size=3,opt="ul");// put first column of
legends
a1=gca(); // NOT USED ANYMORE
// Get the width of the text
tw=0;
for i=1:nc,
tl=xstringl(0,0,names_legend(i),f1.children(1).font_style,f1.children(1).font_size);
tw=max(tw,tl(3));
end;
legends(names_legend((nc1+1):nc),(nc1+1):nc,font_size=3,opt="ul"); // 2nd
column on top of first
move(f1.children(1).children(1),[tw*0.7514+0.05858,0]); //Move it horizontally
(along x-axis);
I do not understand why it is not equivalent to refer to f1.children(1) or to
refer to a1 ...
Thank you for your help.
Denis
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Envoyé : vendredi 22 février 2013 21:12
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Objet : Re: [Scilab-users] Format legends of a graph as a 2D table
Hello Denis,
Running your example in a fresh scilab session, its last line yields:
-->move(a1.children(1),[tw*0.7513907+0.0585762,0]);
!--error 246 Fonction non
définie pour le type d'argument donné.
vérifiez les arguments ou définir la fonction %s_move pour la surcharge.
Regards
Samuel
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