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Re: How to resize elements in GraphicsGrid

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  • Subject: [mg99893] Re: How to resize elements in GraphicsGrid
  • From: dh <dh at metrohm.com>
  • Date: Mon, 18 May 2009 06:18:37 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi,

you should use a scalable fontsize. E.g.: FontSize -> Scaled[0.1]

But this does not fix everything. GraphicsGrid does not listen to the 

option: ImageSize->Automatic. It should display all of the pictures 

without truncation. This looks to me like a bug, maybe you want to tell 

Wolfram.

Daniel



dch888 wrote:

> Hi Mathematica Folks,

> 

> I'm trying to write a Mathematica program which will draw a Leopold Matrix.

> This is used in environmental science.  I've managed to create a

> program which does indeed draw the matrix but there is just one

> problem - I can't seem to scale the final output properly.  If I draw

> the graphic and make it smaller the individual elements in the

> GraphicsGrid don't resize properly.  I've tried making the inidivual

> items in the grid smaller to start with (with the variable 'cellsize')

> but oddly that seems to have little effect.

> 

> If someone could have a quick look over my code and make some

> suggestions I'd be VERY grateful!  Otherwise when I run the program

> with the full set of data (something like 20 x 20) the output is going

> to be gargantuan.  A simple operation in Mathematica to scale down the whole

> output would be ok.

> 

> Many thanks,

> David.

> 

> Code:

> =====================================

> 

> cellsize=0.125;

> cell[x_,y_]=Graphics[

> {

> Line[{{0,0},{cellsize,cellsize}}],

> Text[Style[x,Large,Bold,Black],{cellsize/4,3cellsize/4}],

> Text[Style[y,Large,Bold,Black],{3cellsize/4,cellsize/4}]

> }

> ];

> 

> word[x_]=Graphics[

> {Text[Style[x,Large,Bold,Black],{0,cellsize/2}]

> }

> ];

> 

> vword[x_]=Graphics[

> {Rotate[

> Text[Style[x,Large,Bold,Black],{0,cellsize/2}],

> 90Degree]

> }

> ];

> 

> 

> uppers={1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,G};

> 

> lowers={2,4,6,8,10,12,14,F,H};

> 

> 

> vlabels1={aardvark,beowulf,church};

> vlabels2={dragon,earwig,flimflam};

> vlabels3={greengrocer,hello,indigo};

> 

> hlabels1={Angstrom,Beeblebox,Chatterbox};

> hlabels2={Dribble,Elongated,Freddy};

> hlabels3={Glue,Hulaballo,Iridescant};

> 

> g=Grid[Table[

> cell[

> uppers[[3(i-1)+j]],

> lowers[[3(i-1)+j]]

> ],

> {i,3},{j,3}

> ],

> {Spacings->{0,0},Frame->All}

> ];

> 

> hl=Grid[Table[

> List[

> word[vlabels1[[i]]],

> word[vlabels2[[i]]],

> word[vlabels3[[i]]]

> ],{i,3}

> ],

> {Spacings->{0,0},Frame->All}

> ];

> 

> vl=Grid[Table[

> List[

> vword[hlabels1[[i]]],

> vword[hlabels2[[i]]],

> vword[hlabels3[[i]]]

> ],{i,3}

> ],

> {Spacings->{0,0},Frame->All}

> ];

> 

> spaces=Grid[Table[

> List[

> Graphics[Text[" "]],

> Graphics[Text[" "]],

> Graphics[Text[" "]]

> ],{i,3}

> ],

> {Spacings->{0,0}}

> ];

> 

> GraphicsGrid[{{spaces,vl},{hl,g}},ImageSize->Tiny]

> 




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