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re: st: Rectifying y-axis labels using a tiny .scheme
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"Airey, David C" <[email protected]>
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re: st: Rectifying y-axis labels using a tiny .scheme
Date
Thu, 14 Apr 2011 09:24:52 -0500
.
After failing to reach Vince at home for technical support, here's my tiny scheme:
*** contender for tiny scheme statalist contest ***
#include s1color
symbol p circle_hollow
***
Just create a file called "myscheme.scheme" (a text file) and drop it in your personal folder. You may need to restart Stata.
Then,
sysuse auto
scatter price weight
gives greater joy.
-Dave
> For years I have been carefully writing
>
> ylabel(,angle(0)
>
> to ensure that the numbers on the vertical axis of graphs are written horizontally rather than vertically, which is the Stata default.
>
> Recently I came across Vince Wiggins' presentation on writing your own graph schemes, and lo and behold the answer was there.
>
> A tiny scheme file (in my case called rcs2color.scheme) as follows
>
> #include s2color
> anglestyle vertical_tick horizontal
>
> This makes just one change to the s2color scheme, and now my axes can be read without twisting my neck.
>
> I can only recommend Vince's presentation:
> http://econpapers.repec.org/paper/bocusug06/11.htm
>
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