I am using Plots.jl for making plots, but I would like to have my legend, title, labels,… in latex typesetting. With other libraries I know I can just use L"…", but when I run the following code: using Plots plot(0:2,0:2, xlab = L"x") I get the following error: LoadError: UndefVarError: @L_str n…

…agree wrt. PyPlot, but on my computer (Win10), PyPlot doesn’t work in Juno – for some reason.

Hi Nils, I found that for the title and gr() backend one has to use the latexstring() function directly instead of L"some latex code". Below an example code using Plots, LaTeXStrings gr() date = "07-08-2018" titlestring = latexstring("\\mathrm{My\\, \\alpha\\, including\\, a\\, variable\\, date…

I’m having this issue too, and I’m getting extra dollar signs in all other backends : not sure if this is a juno issue, a backend issue or a plots issue…

I think the PyPlot backend is the only one that currently supports only part of the string being LaTeX, e.g. things like “foo \$\\infty\$”. In GR you get text with dollar signs. As a workaround you can do e.g. “\$\\mathrm{foo}\,\\infty\$”.

Hi, I still have this problem. I just want to set my y label as “Unit is 10^3”, where the 10^3 should be latex symbol. I’m using Juno with latest version of Julia, and none of above suggestions works.

Which backend are you using for Plots? If you haven’t selected it then you’re using the default one (GR). In my experience, the solution given in the answer above your post should work, then… something like "\$\\mathrm{Unit is} 10^3\$"

Maybe you could try PGFPlots? using Plots; pgfplots() using LaTeXStrings An example: plot(..., ..., label=L"...", yaxis=:log, lw=1, color=1, line=:dot, xlabel=L"k", ylabel=L"\|r_k\|", legend=:best)

Hello Guys, I am in Juno and under Linux. I could not get aplha on my PyPlot graphs, and the following worked for me after some trial runs, e.g.: using Plots, LaTeXStrings plot!(xdata, ydata, label = "\\alpha") Hope this will help somebody…

Btw, i realized that if you want to combine greek and other characters with a text, it gets a bit trickier… I could solve it through this hack (funny part, no using LaTeXStrings is needed), e.g.: ylabel!("Permeability in z-direction"*"\\mu"*"m") Works for titles, data and axes labels.

Can I use \frac? in a title? using Plots using LaTeXStrings f(x)=1/sqrt(x+x^2) plot(f,title=L "f(x) = \frac {1}{x+x^{2}}"

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lmiq May 4, 2021, 6:46pm 35

This is an old thread, but which has no solution marked. Probably the solution to the original post is this:

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