[R] R-plots with 'complex' axis-labelling

J.R. Lockwood lockwood at rand.org
Thu Feb 28 20:46:16 CET 2002


> 
> o use postscript() to create myfig.eps
> o pstoedit -f fig myfig.eps myfig.fig
> o xfig 011214C.fig
>    include $\dot{V}$
>    export: Combined PS/LaTeX (both parts)
> o within my latex document:
>       \input{myfig.pstex_t}
> 
> Is this a proper approach?

It would probably be easier to do step 1 as you specified, then
include the EPS into latex (using the \includegraphics command in the
graphicx package) and "fancy" the labeling using either pure latex, or
better yet, pstricks.  If only you will be the primary consumer of the
resulting latex file, then this will be sufficient.  If the file will
be submitted to a journal or some other source requiring a more
"vanilla" set of latex commands (e.g. no pstricks), you can create a
separate latex document whose sole purpose is to add the labeling that
you need and create an EPS that can be integrated into other latex
documents using more standard commands.

J.R. Lockwood
412-683-2300 x4941
lockwood at rand.org
http://www.rand.org/methodology/stat/members/lockwood/


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