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Re: st: RE: graph hbox with ylabel(angle())
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Oh...so I was not using something correctly. Still the border of the
axis is not redrawn on the left side if you do that and sometimes is
drawn between two grouping variables. But now I understand the
intention of that dialog box.
So back to the main question, justification is only really available
in text boxes?
-Dave
On Feb 17, 2009, at 12:17 PM, Vince Wiggins, StataCorp wrote:
Tess Stafford <[email protected]> writes that -graph hbox- does
not
respect the -ylabel(, angle())- option.
That is true, and it will be fixed in a future update.
Tess can change the angle in the graph editor, but as she notes that
may be
tedious because she has many graphs to draw.
In the same thread, David Airey <[email protected]> refers
to his
prior posting about the "Position" option under the "Advanced"
button of the
axis dialog in the Graph editor. David says,
So that is 2 bugs in graph hbox. One I noted in the other thread on
- graph hbox- where the justification option in the -graph editor-
draws the y axis away from the plot proper, and this bug you
describe.
What David describes is a feature. Draw a graph, then start the
graph editor
and select the "Grid Edit" tool. Now, select your y-axis and drag
it to the
right of the plot region. That's fine, but the labels and ticks
stay where
they are, and since the axis is on the right of the plotregion, that
is the
wrong side of the axis line. You fix this by doing what David did:
select
the "Pointer" tool, double click the axis, select the "Advanced"
button, and
change "Position" from "Left" to "Right" (because now your axis in
on the
right side of the graph.)
Is that something everyone will use? Well, no, but then that's why
it's under
the "Advanced" button.
-- Vince
[email protected]
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