Thank you very much Samuel. Now the solution is obvious. Sometimes these
are the hardest to find :-)
Iza
W dniu 21.02.2019 17:48, Samuel Gougeon napisał(a):
Hello Izabela,
Le 21/02/2019 à 17:38, Izabela Wójcik-Grząba a écrit :
Hello,
In my plot every tick_label in the x-axis is made of two numbers
(the second is in the parenthesis). Now they are printed next to
each other like for example:
0.2 (11)
See the code below:
f_l=[0.20030479
0.29234647
0.36879976
0.43788566
0.50263554
0.56453135
0.62441298];
L_0=[11:1:17]';
f_l_labels=[msprintf('%3.1f\n',f_l)+' ('+string(L_0)+')'];
In this form they take a lot of place along the x-axis, so I would
like to print the numbers one over another. I've tried different
options but none of them works. Particularly I was testing a Latex
option \atop but with no success.
You must double "\":
--> f_l_labels=[msprintf('$%3.1f\\ATOP\n',f_l)+' ('+string(L_0)+')$']
f_l_labels =
!$0.2\atop (11)$ !
!$0.3\atop (12)$ !
!$0.4\atop (13)$ !
!$0.4\atop (14)$ !
!$0.5\atop (15)$ !
!$0.6\atop (16)$ !
!$0.6\atop (17)$ !
then it should work:
Best regards
Samuel
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