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Re: How to remove the "x axis" from a polar plot?

From	info@binarus.de
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Subject	Re: How to remove the "x axis" from a polar plot?
Date	2012-08-17 06:09 -0700
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> Since the problem could best be shown by an example, please take a look at one of the GnuPlot demo pages: http://www.gnuplot.info/demo/polar.html
> 
> The last graph on this page shows some sort of "x axis" (I am meaning the thing showing to the right, beginning at the center of the circles) which I would like to be removed. Although reading the manuals and googling for some time now, I don't know how this thing is called in GnuPlot terminology, and more important, how I could remove it.

Well, to answer my own question: I have found out that it's called raxis and that I can remove it by using the command 'unset raxis'.

I wasn't able to find out in the first place because the GnuPlot help (on windows) is a little bit confuse. There seem to be many keywords which are definitely working in 4.6.0, but are nowhere in the help (e.g. nowriteback). But that's not a problem right now...

Thank you very much,

Peter

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