Thank you very much for your both answers. I will test this today. Cheers, Marina De: owner-ferret_users@xxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-ferret_users@xxxxxxxx] En nombre de Russ Fiedler Enviado el: jueves, 16 de enero de 2014 1:57 Para: ferret_users@xxxxxxxx Asunto: Re: [ferret_users] how to change scale bar in Taylor Diagram Hi Marina,
You can modify the colourbar using "ppl shakey" and "/set" but it's a bit tricky in this case.
One solution is:
! Plot month 1 in set_up mode with the key in the left hand side viewport
go taylor_polymark p_var[i=1]/q_var[i=1] correl /line/fill/lev=(1,13,1)/palette=default/key=cont/nolab/set 1 circle 1
! Now define a horizontal key which extends symmetrically across the entire width of the window
ppl shakey 1,0, , , , ,`0.1*($PPL$WIDTH)`,`0.9*($PPL$WIDTH)`,0.9,1.0
! Complete the plot
ppl polygon
! Now do the plot for both sides WITHOUT the key. January will be overlayed. repeat/i=1:12 (go taylor_polymark p_var/q_var correl /line/fill/lev=(1,13,1)/palette=default/nokey/nolab `i` circle 1)
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The reason this trick works is that the last plotting command in taylor_polymark.jnl/polymark.jnl is a call to POLYGON/whatever_options otherwise I think you might have to make a dummy blank plot in a full viewport or something similar.
Cheers, Russ
On 15/01/14 21:24, Marina Chifflet wrote:
Hi ferreters, In the attached figure (fig4.pdf), I have created 2 Taylor diagrams: simulated SST and SSS, monthly compared to AVHRR and climatology. Each point in the Taylor diagram represents 1 month. I would like to modify the scale bar. I would like to put it horizontally and under the figures, but I can’t manage doing it. Usually, I use “set” in the initial command (as fill or shade…) and then the “ppl shakey” command. But in this case, I don’t know how to do it. Do you have an idea? I attach the figure and the jnl script. Thank you.
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