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2011-11-23T11:39:16Z

Changing colors in Xmgrace

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	In order to automatically generate some gradients, you can find on the page [[generating color palette for Xmgrace]] little script that produce the sequences for a given number of curves. Here are some of the results:		In order to automatically generate some gradients, you can find on the page [[generating color palette for Xmgrace]] little script that produce the sequences for a given number of curves. Here are some of the results:

	[[File:std.png\|200px\|]] [[File:grayscale.png\|200px\|]] [[File:gradient.png\|200px\|]]		[[File:std.png\|200px\|]] [[File:grayscale.png\|200px\|]] [[File:gradient.png\|200px\|]] [[File:lighter.png\|200px\|]]

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2011-10-14T15:26:34Z

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	\| <math>\infty</math> \|\| <pre>\x¥</pre>		\| <math>\infty</math> \|\| <pre>\x¥</pre>
	\|}		\|}

			== Inserting Latex Formulas in eps ==

			There are two main options : either use Inkscape which can generate Latex formula for graphics or use psfrag and Latex to produce another .eps file. For this second option, you can find further information [http://www.guillaume.roux.free.fr/Tips/tips_for_eps_files.htm here].

2011-10-14T14:53:51Z

Changing colors in Xmgrace

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	For others, you can add/change colors and colornames. The color number matters when you use ''set different colors'' for instance.		For others, you can add/change colors and colornames. The color number matters when you use ''set different colors'' for instance.

			In order to automatically generate some gradients, you can find on the page [[generating color palette for Xmgrace]] little script that produce the sequences for a given number of curves. Here are some of the results:

	[[File:std.png\|200px\|]] [[File:grayscale.png\|200px\|]] [[File:gradient.png\|200px\|]]		[[File:std.png\|200px\|]] [[File:grayscale.png\|200px\|]] [[File:gradient.png\|200px\|]]

2011-10-14T14:51:00Z

Changing colors in Xmgrace

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	For others, you can add/change colors and colornames. The color number matters when you use ''set different colors'' for instance.		For others, you can add/change colors and colornames. The color number matters when you use ''set different colors'' for instance.

	[[File:std.png\|200px\|]]		[[File:std.png\|200px\|]] [[File:grayscale.png\|200px\|]] [[File:gradient.png\|200px\|]]

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2011-10-14T14:43:41Z

Changing colors in Xmgrace

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	For others, you can add/change colors and colornames. The color number matters when you use ''set different colors'' for instance.		For others, you can add/change colors and colornames. The color number matters when you use ''set different colors'' for instance.

			[[File:std.png\|200px\|]]
	[[File:std.png]]

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2011-10-14T14:42:36Z

Changing colors in Xmgrace

2011-10-14T14:41:47Z

Changing colors in Xmgrace

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	For others, you can add/change colors and colornames. The color number matters when you use ''set different colors'' for instance.		For others, you can add/change colors and colornames. The color number matters when you use ''set different colors'' for instance.


			[[File:std.svg]]

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2011-10-14T12:25:20Z

Customizing Xmgrace

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	~/.grace/templates/Default.agr		~/.grace/templates/Default.agr

			==== Changing colors in Xmgrace ====

			The color maps in a ".agr" file are defined at the beginning using the following syntaxe
			@map color ''number'' to (''R,G,B''), "''colorname''"
			where R,G,B and the usual integers from 0 to 255 of the RGB code.

			It is highly recommended not to change the first two colors (black&white) as they are used as default parameters in many places. Keep
			@map color 0 to (255, 255, 255), "white"
			@map color 1 to (0, 0, 0), "black"

			For others, you can add/change colors and colornames. The color number matters when you use ''set different colors'' for instance.

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2011-10-14T12:19:14Z

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	* [http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Grace/doc/UsersGuide.html#ss5.4 functions available]		* [http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Grace/doc/UsersGuide.html#ss5.4 functions available]
			* you can directly access data of set s''n'' via s''n''.y and s''n''.x

	== Useful inline commands and aliases ==		== Useful inline commands and aliases ==

2011-10-14T10:32:23Z

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			== General Information ==

	* [http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Grace/doc/UsersGuide.html User Guide]		* [http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Grace/doc/UsersGuide.html User Guide]