* These are the freaking defaults to use in Phys. Lett. figures
* These are the "ideal" settings for a zone 4 4 plot.
* 
* With these settings you should use the full \textwidth for 
* the plot if you don't want people to harrass you.
 
 macro set_style
   
*  This is the *GOLDEN IDEAL OF PICTURE SIZES* passed down 
*  from Mike Hebert.
   size 20.6 27.0
* set ymgl 9.0
* set ysiz 37.5
   set ymgl 10.0
   set ysiz 36.0
   set ywin 4.5
   set xmgl 3.0
   set xsiz 23.6
   set xwin 3.0
   
* Times-Roman for everything
   igset txfp -131  
   set lfon -131
   set tfon -131
   set vfon -131
   set gfon -131
   set cfon -131
*  Distance from top of maximum value in a histogram to border
   set hmax 0.8
* tick width
   set xwid 5
   set ywid 5
*  We like tick marks on all axes, but nobody else does
* opt ntic
   opt tic
*  Use solid dots for data plots
   set mtyp 20
*  No stats box
   opt nsta
*  Histogram line width
   set hwid 8.0
*  Poly-line width
   set lwid 8.0
*  Width of box thingy around the histogram
   set bwid 10.0
*  Size of histogram title
   set tsiz 0.70
*  Size of axis labels (this is huge)
   set asiz 0.60
*  Size of axis values (ie, the numbers)
   set vsiz 0.50
*  Make sure that there are no Ting offending error bars
   set errx 0.01
*  Dot size in a histogram plot
   set ksiz 0.25
*  Distance from y-axis to label.
   set xlab 1.7
*  Distance from x-axis to label.
   set ylab 0.7
* Distance from y-axis to axis value.  Good for log plots.
* set xval 0.6
   set xval 0.3			| Good for linear plots
   
*  Text size if you use itx.
   set chhe 0.8
   
*  Random shit
   set hcol 1
   set plci 1
   set pmci 1
   zone 1 2
 
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