, plotregion(margin(none)) ?
Nick
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SamL
>
> Stata 8.0 on Linux defaults are for the zero point on the y
> axis to be
> slightly raised, so that the x axis does not actually meet
> up at visual
> (0,0). I am sure there are stylistic reasons for this, but
> what I want to
> do is have the visual corner of the figure/graph (x,y) to
> be (0,0). I
> want a similar fix for 1.0, which I want to be the top (and
> end) of the
> graph.
>
> I am graphing a probability (y-axis) by year (x-axis). I
> want the highest
> visible value in the graph to be 1 (certain yes) and the
> lowest visible
> value in the graph to be 0 (certain no). Visually, as the
> lines get close
> to zero or one, this implication (of nearing (but not
> reaching) certainty)
> gets lost because of the buffer created in the graph.
> Thus, I want to get
> rid of that buffer, so it will more easily indicate just
> how close and how
> far away one is from the limits of the probabilities.
>
> Any assistance in this matter is greatly appreciated.
>
> For more info, I have copied a bit of code that graphs some
> data, to show
> what I am doing, and that I already have a bunch of bells
> and whistles
> going, which will mean integrating this new feature into
> the existing
> code. I use ";" as the end of command, so that is present but means
> little in this context.
>
> ==============part of a graphing job below =======
>
> set scheme s2mono;
>
> graph twoway line savmar savsing year, yscale(r(0 1.00))
> ylabel(0(.1)1)
> xlabel(1975(5)2000)
> ytitle("Probability of Saving More Than 10% of Income")
> xtitle("Year")
> title("Figure 1.2.6--Probability of Saving More Than 10% of Income,"
> "by Marital Status")
> clpattern("l" "-")
> legend(label(1 "Married") label(2 "Not Married")) ;
>
> ====end of the part of the graphing job, above======
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