[gradsusr] Help on using the subplot script

[Arlindo Meque]

Dear all,

I am trying to plot a figure with 8  (4 rows and 2 columns) panels using the subplot script

When I  try  a 2x 2 it works properly but  It does not work  for  a 4X2.

I have tried different options (see below the  code and the attached plots), which one is the appropriate one for a 4X2 ? What is wrong with my approach?

(a) option A

'subplot  8  1'  
'd aval.1' 
 
 
'subplot  8  2'  
'd aval.2' 
 
'subplot  8  3'  
'd aval.3' 
 
'subplot  8  4'  
'd aval.4' 
 
 
'subplot  8  5'  
'd aval.5' 
 
'subplot  8   6'  
'd aval.5' 
 
'subplot  8  7'  
'd aval.7' 
 
'subplot  8  8'  
'd aval.8' 

(b)  Option B

'subplot  4 2  1'  
'd aval.1' 
 
 
'subplot  4 2  2'  
'd aval.2' 
 
'subplot  4 2  3'  
'd aval.3' 
 
'subplot  4 2  4'  
'd aval.4' 
 
 
'subplot  4 2  5'  
'd aval.5' 
 
'subplot  4 2  6'  
'd aval.6' 
 
'subplot  4 2  7'  
'd aval.7' 
 
'subplot  4 2  8'  
'd aval.8'
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