A thing to share – so that you don’t waste your precious time looking for a solution, like I just did.
I wanted to plot the inner (hatched) part of a circle in gnuplot and kept looking for a solution, until i worked out this:
gnuplot> set terminal png font "/usr/share/fonts/dejavu/DejaVuSans.ttf" 9 gnuplot> set output 'a_circle.png' gnuplot> plot [t=0:2*pi] sin(t)-1,cos(t) lc rgb "gold" with filledcurves title "A circle"
Yeah, I know it’s simple. But I had to google for over 10 mins to get to the “filledcurves” option. I copy&pasted this code from a project I’m working on, so the output is redirected to a png file. Hope you don’t mind.
As for Latex: Beware of FIGURES! I only noticed it by accident. If you insert a figure like that:
\begin{figure}
\centering
\label{fig:MyFigure}
\includegraphics[width=0.8\textwidth]{fig/myFigure.png}\\
\caption{SomeDescription}
\end{figure}
the numbering/referencing won’t work properly. Be sure to insert the \label{} part as the last thing in the figure environment or you’ll get strange results when referencing to that figure.
That’s it for now 
Hope it’ll help.
