Hi Patrick,
As far as I now:
1) A Graph is just a collection of points, therefore one should always
first draw a histogram or a frame (gPad->DrawFrame) in order to visualize
the graph. You can set the axis fonts and sizes using
gStyle->SetLabelFont() etc.
2) To have a graph occupy a part of a canvas, you can either use
TCanvas->Divide(), or make your own pads (TPad *mypad=new TPad("mypad","a
pad",0.1,0.1,0.9,0.9); ). (These have to be made, drawn
and cd'ed to, before using them).
I hope this helps, good luck,
Marco van Leeuwen.
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Patrick Dupre LCMI wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there anyway to put a TGraph inside a TGFrame, or a TCanvas inside
> a TGCanvas ?
> Thank.
>
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