Re: LogLogPlot trouble
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- Subject: [mg22193] Re: LogLogPlot trouble
- From: David Annetts <dannetts at laurel.ocs.mq.edu.au>
- Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2000 01:24:30 -0500 (EST)
- Organization: CRCAMET/Macquarie University
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Hi Nicola
>
> Hello,
> I've a very basic problem with the procedure
> LogLogPlot. The problem is that:
> I normally include the procedure with
>
> In[1]:=<<Graphics`Graphics`
>
> and this works fine. The problem is that I need
> to do a framed plot, so I type (for example):
>
> In[2]:=LogLogPlot[x^2,{x,0,5},Frame->True]
>
> So, Mathematica draws the plot and put the numbers
> on the axes (0.1, 0.01, 0.001 and so on, what is the
> "official" name?) both on the right and on the left,
> on the top and on the bottom. Now, this is a problem
> for me because I need a figure with these numbers
> also on the left and on the bottom (for publishing).
>
> There is some way to overwrite this behaviour of
> LogLogPlot, that is not the same of Plot (when
> "framed", Plot put numbers also where I would like
> them).
SetOptions[LogPlot, FrameTicks->{Automatic, Automatic, None, None}];
works for me. From memory, the order is {Bottom, Left, Top, Right}.
"Automatic" can be substituted with
* LogScale for logarithmic ticks
* PiScale for ticks in multiples/divisors of Pi
* LinearScale for the obvious
or any other function you want.
Enjoy!
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