Re: left-justifying the psscale annotations

Hi William


A few options to try.


Fiddly, but you can have an un-annotated scale bar, & use pstext to plot the text exactly where you want it.

You can use psccale with a -A[a|l|c] option to put annotations/labels on the other side

Given the scale bar annotation can be manually specified in the CPT file, you can specify the annotations to use for each interval in the CPT file


Cheers,

  Brent Wood


________________________________
 From: William Savran <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2014 11:47 AM
Subject: [GMT-HELP] left-justifying the psscale annotations
 

Right now I am creating a color bar using the following command:
   psscale -D5.05i/2.15i/2.825i/0.25i -Cgof.cpt -B20 $close 
   --ANNOT_OFFSET_PRIMARY=0.015i --ANNOT_FONT_SIZE_PRIMARY=13 >> $psfile

With this command, the annotations for each tick are placed on the right hand 
side of the scale. I would like them to be left-justified as opposed to right 
justified.  Essentially I would like the starting value to have the same width
from the scale bar to the annotation.

I can't find a way of doing this.  Any suggestions?

Best,
William Savran

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