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		<title>Invert order of entries in the legend</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Sometimes it can be useful to be able to invert the entries of the legend. For example in Fig. 1 we have a plot of two frequency responses with the black one plotted as second one in order to stay in front of the gray one. Fig. 1 Plot of two frequency responses (code to [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sometimes it can be useful to be able to invert the entries of the legend. For example in Fig. 1 we have a plot of two frequency responses with the black one plotted as second one in order to stay in front of the gray one.</p>
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        <strong>Fig. 1 </strong>Plot of two frequency responses (<a href="./../../../code/invert_key1.gnu" type="text/plain">code to produce this figure</a>, <a href="./../../../data/freq.txt">data</a>)
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<p>In order to make the order of the entries in the legend more intuitive we can simple tell Gnuplot to invert them. The result is shown in Fig. 2.</p>
<pre class="prettyprint">
set key invert
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        <strong>Fig. 2 </strong>Plot of two frequency responses (<a href="./../../../code/invert_key2.gnu" type="text/plain">code to produce this figure</a>, <a href="./../../../data/freq.txt">data</a>)
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