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Control Legend size when autoLegend is used with LinTicks

Posted 9 years ago

Hi,

It looks simple, but I'm been trying to solve this issue for days, but no luck yet. So, here I'm. I used "LinTicks", as customized option and another graphic option.

Here is my code. I'm always trying to make it simple, but this thing gets heavier with a graphic option (autoLegend). If you know better way, please, let me know. So, here is the code.

ClearAll["Global`*"]
Options[legendMaker] = 
  Join[FilterRules[Options[Framed], 
    Except[{ImageSize, FrameStyle, Background, RoundingRadius, 
      ImageMargins}]], {FrameStyle -> None, 
    Background -> Directive[Opacity[.7], LightGray], 
    RoundingRadius -> 10, ImageMargins -> 0, PlotStyle -> Automatic, 
    PlotMarkers -> None, "LegendLineWidth" -> 35, 
    "LegendLineAspectRatio" -> .3, "LegendMarkerSize" -> 8, 
    "LegendGridOptions" -> {Alignment -> Left, Spacings -> {.4, .1}}}];


legendMaker::usage = 
  "Create a Graphics object with legends given by the list passed as \
the first argument. The options specify any non-deafult line styles \
(using PlotStyle -> {...}) or plot markers (using PlotMarkers -> \
{...}). For more options, inspect Options[legendMaker]";

legendMaker[textLabels_, opts : OptionsPattern[]] := 
  Module[{f, lineDirectives, markerSymbols, n = Length[textLabels], 
    x}, lineDirectives = ((PlotStyle /. {opts}) /. 
       PlotStyle | Automatic :> Map[ColorData[1], Range[n]]) /. 
     None -> {None};
   markerSymbols = 
    Replace[((PlotMarkers /. {opts}) /. 
         Automatic :> (Drop[
              Normal[ListPlot[Transpose[{Range[3]}], 
                  PlotMarkers -> Automatic][[1, 2]]][[1]], -1] /. 
             Inset[x_, i__] :> x)[[All, -1]]) /. {Graphics[gr__], 
         sc_} :> Graphics[gr, 
         ImageSize -> ("LegendMarkerSize" /. {opts} /. 
             Options[legendMaker, 
              "LegendMarkerSize"] /. {"LegendMarkerSize" -> 8})], 
      PlotMarkers | None :> 
       Map[Style["", Opacity[0]] &, textLabels]] /. 
     None | {} -> Style["", Opacity[0]];
   lineDirectives = PadRight[lineDirectives, n, lineDirectives];
   markerSymbols = PadRight[markerSymbols, n, markerSymbols];
   f = Grid[
     MapThread[{Graphics[{#1 /. None -> {}, 
          If[#1 === {None} || (PlotStyle /. {opts}) === None, {}, 
           Line[{{-.1, 0}, {.1, 0}}]], 
          Inset[#2, {0, 0}, Background -> None]}, 
         AspectRatio -> ("LegendLineAspectRatio" /. {opts} /. 
             Options[legendMaker, 

              "LegendLineAspectRatio"] /. {"LegendLineAspectRatio" -> \
.2}), ImageSize -> ("LegendLineWidth" /. {opts} /. 
             Options[legendMaker, 
              "LegendLineWidth"] /. {"LegendLineWidth" -> 35}), 
         ImagePadding -> {{1, 1}, {0, 0}}], 
        Text[#3, FormatType -> TraditionalForm]} &, {lineDirectives, 
       markerSymbols, textLabels}], 
     Sequence@
      Evaluate[("LegendGridOptions" /. {opts} /. 
          Options[legendMaker, 
           "LegendGridOptions"] /. {"LegendGridOptions" -> {Alignment \
-> Left, Spacings -> {.4, .1}}})]];
   Framed[f, 
    FilterRules[{Sequence[opts, Options[legendMaker]]}, 
     FilterRules[Options[Framed], Except[ImageSize]]]]];

extractStyles::usage = 
  "returns a tuple {\"all line style directives\", \"all plot markers\
\"} found in the plot, in the order they are drawn. The two sublists \
need not have the same length if some lines don't use markers ";
extractStyles[plot_] := 
 Module[{lines, markers, points, 
   extract = First[Normal[plot]]},(*In a plot,
  the list of lines contains no insets,so I use this to find it:*)
  lines = Select[Cases[Normal[plot], {___, _Line, ___}, Infinity], 
    FreeQ[#1, Inset] &];
  points = 
   Select[Cases[Normal[plot], {___, _Point, ___}, Infinity], 
    FreeQ[#1, Inset] &];
  (*Most plot markers are inside Inset,
  except for Point in list plots:*)
  markers = Select[extract, ! FreeQ[#1, Inset] &];
  (*The function returns a list of lists:*){(*The first return value \
is the list of line plot styles:*)
   Replace[Cases[
     lines, {c__, Line[__], ___} :> 
      Flatten[Directive @@ Cases[{c}, Except[_Line]]], 
     Infinity], {} -> None],(*Second return value:marker symbols*)
   Replace[Join[
     Cases[markers, {c__, Inset[s_, pos_, d___], e___} :> 
       If[(*markers "s" can be strings or graphics*)
        Head[s] === 
         Graphics,(*Append scale factor in case it's needed later;
        default 0.01*){s, Last[{.01, d}] /. Scaled[f_] :> First[f]}, 
        If[(*For strings,
         add line color if no color specified via text styles:*)
         FreeQ[s, CMYKColor | RGBColor | GrayLevel | Hue], 
         Style[s, c], s]], Infinity],(*Filter out Pointsize-
     legends don't need it:*)
     Cases[points, {c___, 
        Point[pt__], ___} :> {Graphics[{c, Point[{0, 0}]}] /. 
         PointSize[_] :> PointSize[1], .01}, Infinity]], {} -> None]}]

autoLegend::usage = 
  "Simplified legending for the plot passed as first argument, with \
legends given as second argument. Use the option Alignment -> \
{horizontal, vertical} to place the legend in the PlotRegion in \
scaled coordinates. For other options, see Options[legendMaker] which \
are used by autoLegend.";
Options[autoLegend] = 
  Join[{Alignment -> {Right, Top}, Background -> White, 
    AspectRatio -> Automatic}, 
   FilterRules[Options[legendMaker], 
    Except[Alignment | Background | AspectRatio]]];
autoLegend[plot_Graphics, labels_, opts : OptionsPattern[]] := 
 Module[{lines, markers, 
   align = OptionValue[Alignment]}, {lines, markers} = 
   extractStyles[plot];
  Graphics[{Inset[plot, {-1, -1}, {Left, Bottom}, Scaled[1]], 
    Inset[legendMaker[labels, PlotStyle -> lines, 
      PlotMarkers -> markers, 
      Sequence @@ 
       FilterRules[{opts}, 
        FilterRules[Options[legendMaker], Except[Alignment]]]], align,
      Map[If[NumericQ[#], Center, #] &, align]]}, 
   PlotRange -> {{-1, 1}, {-1, 1}}, 
   AspectRatio -> (OptionValue[AspectRatio] /. 
       Automatic :> (AspectRatio /. Options[plot, AspectRatio]) /. 
      Automatic :> (AspectRatio /. 
         AbsoluteOptions[plot, AspectRatio]))]]

SetOptions[LinTicks, MajorTickLength -> {0.02, 0}, 
  MinorTickLength -> {0.013, 0}];

\[Sigma] = 5.67*^-8;(*Stefan-Boltzmann Constant*)
\[Epsilon] = 1;(*Emissivity*)
\[Alpha] = 1;(*Absorbtivity*)
\[Tau] = 1;(*Transmittance*)
g = 1*^3;(*Solar radiation 1Kw/m^2" *)
c = 2.28;(*Concentration*)
receff[x_] := \[Alpha] \[Tau] - (\[Sigma] \[Epsilon] (x^4 - 
      293.15^4))/(c g);
syseff[x_] := (\[Alpha] \[Tau] - (\[Sigma] \[Epsilon] (x^4 - 
        293.15^4))/(c g)) (1 - 293.15/x);
without = 
  Plot[Evaluate[{receff[x], syseff[x]}], {x, 293.15, 1073.15}, 
   PlotStyle -> (Directive @@@ 
      Transpose[{Join[ConstantArray[Dashed, 1], 
         ConstantArray[Thick, 1]], 
        Flatten[ConstantArray[{Black, Red}, 1]]}]), Frame -> True, 
   PlotRange -> {{250, 1000}, {0, 1.05}}, 
   FrameLabel -> {"Temperature (K)", "Efficiency (%)"}, 
   FrameStyle -> Directive[Black, 18], 
   FrameTicks -> {LinTicks[0, 1100, 200, 5], LinTicks[0, 1, 0.4, 5], 
     None, None}, ImageSize -> Large];

autoLegend[
 Show[without], {"Reciever w/ 2.28 Sun", "System w/ 2.28 Sun"}, 
 Background -> Directive[None, Opacity[.5]], Alignment -> {0.43, 0.8}]

Here is the result.

enter image description here

I was able to make big text for Ticks, but I couldn't get Legend big. If you know how to make it big, please, help me. It would be very appreciable. Thank you.

POSTED BY: Sungwoo Yang
Posted 9 years ago

Forgot to mention that I used Lintick to keep Ticks with high resolution image. When I enlarge an image without LinTicks, I lost Ticks. That's why I used LinTicks. But if you guys know to get around this, please, let me know too. Because I have to run the LinTicks package every time before I run this code to work.

POSTED BY: Sungwoo Yang
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