Change the dimension of the result of PointLegend? [duplicate]

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How to raise the LegendLayout “Row” size

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Here is the output of PointLegend:

a = {"a", "ai", "an", "ang", "ao", "b", "c", "ch", "d", "e", "ei", "en", "eng", "er", "f", "g", "h", "i", "ia", "ian", "iang", "iao", "ie", "ii", "iii", "in", "ing", "iong", "iou", "j", "k", "l", "m", "n", "o", "ong", "ou", "p", "q", "r", "s", "sh", "sil", "sp", "t", "u", "ua", "uai", "uan", "uang", "uei", "uen", "ueng", "uo", "v", "van", "ve", "vn", "x", "z", "zh"}; 



PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, LegendLayout -> "Column"]

enter image description here

It's like a 9*7 matrix, how to reshape it? like 5*13.

I find the Head of the result is still PointLegend.So Can't using List method to reshape it.

However I found If changing LegendLayout to LegendLayout -> "Automatic".
It seems it construct from the List

enter image description here

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How to raise the LegendLayout “Row” size

2 answers

Here is the output of PointLegend:

a = {"a", "ai", "an", "ang", "ao", "b", "c", "ch", "d", "e", "ei", "en", "eng", "er", "f", "g", "h", "i", "ia", "ian", "iang", "iao", "ie", "ii", "iii", "in", "ing", "iong", "iou", "j", "k", "l", "m", "n", "o", "ong", "ou", "p", "q", "r", "s", "sh", "sil", "sp", "t", "u", "ua", "uai", "uan", "uang", "uei", "uen", "ueng", "uo", "v", "van", "ve", "vn", "x", "z", "zh"}; 



PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, LegendLayout -> "Column"]

enter image description here

It's like a 9*7 matrix, how to reshape it? like 5*13.

I find the Head of the result is still PointLegend.So Can't using List method to reshape it.

However I found If changing LegendLayout to LegendLayout -> "Automatic".
It seems it construct from the List

enter image description here

asked Jan 15 at 7:06

partida

3,6691435

marked as duplicate by Lukas Lang, Community♦ Jan 15 at 8:59

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How to raise the LegendLayout “Row” size

2 answers

Here is the output of PointLegend:

a = {"a", "ai", "an", "ang", "ao", "b", "c", "ch", "d", "e", "ei", "en", "eng", "er", "f", "g", "h", "i", "ia", "ian", "iang", "iao", "ie", "ii", "iii", "in", "ing", "iong", "iou", "j", "k", "l", "m", "n", "o", "ong", "ou", "p", "q", "r", "s", "sh", "sil", "sp", "t", "u", "ua", "uai", "uan", "uang", "uei", "uen", "ueng", "uo", "v", "van", "ve", "vn", "x", "z", "zh"}; 



PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, LegendLayout -> "Column"]

enter image description here

It's like a 9*7 matrix, how to reshape it? like 5*13.

I find the Head of the result is still PointLegend.So Can't using List method to reshape it.

However I found If changing LegendLayout to LegendLayout -> "Automatic".
It seems it construct from the List

enter image description here

asked Jan 15 at 7:06

partida

3,6691435

This question already has an answer here:

How to raise the LegendLayout “Row” size

2 answers

Here is the output of PointLegend:

a = {"a", "ai", "an", "ang", "ao", "b", "c", "ch", "d", "e", "ei", "en", "eng", "er", "f", "g", "h", "i", "ia", "ian", "iang", "iao", "ie", "ii", "iii", "in", "ing", "iong", "iou", "j", "k", "l", "m", "n", "o", "ong", "ou", "p", "q", "r", "s", "sh", "sil", "sp", "t", "u", "ua", "uai", "uan", "uang", "uei", "uen", "ueng", "uo", "v", "van", "ve", "vn", "x", "z", "zh"}; 



PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, LegendLayout -> "Column"]

enter image description here

It's like a 9*7 matrix, how to reshape it? like 5*13.

I find the Head of the result is still PointLegend.So Can't using List method to reshape it.

However I found If changing LegendLayout to LegendLayout -> "Automatic".
It seems it construct from the List

enter image description here

This question already has an answer here:

How to raise the LegendLayout “Row” size

2 answers

plotting legending visualization

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asked Jan 15 at 7:06

partida

3,6691435

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partida

3,6691435

asked Jan 15 at 7:06

partida

3,6691435

asked Jan 15 at 7:06

partida

3,6691435

marked as duplicate by Lukas Lang, Community♦ Jan 15 at 8:59

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PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, 

 LegendLayout -> {"Row", 5}]

enter image description here

Alternatively,

PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, 

 LegendLayout -> (Grid[Row /@ # & /@ Partition[#, 13, 13, 1, {}], 

     Alignment -> Left] &)]

enter image description here

edited Jan 15 at 7:34

answered Jan 15 at 7:28

kglr

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PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, 

 LegendLayout -> {"Row", 5}]

enter image description here

Alternatively,

PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, 

 LegendLayout -> (Grid[Row /@ # & /@ Partition[#, 13, 13, 1, {}], 

     Alignment -> Left] &)]

enter image description here

edited Jan 15 at 7:34

answered Jan 15 at 7:28

kglr

181k10200413

$begingroup$
Wow, It's a undocumented trick！Thanks！
$endgroup$
– partida
Jan 15 at 8:47

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PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, 

 LegendLayout -> {"Row", 5}]

enter image description here

Alternatively,

PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, 

 LegendLayout -> (Grid[Row /@ # & /@ Partition[#, 13, 13, 1, {}], 

     Alignment -> Left] &)]

enter image description here

edited Jan 15 at 7:34

answered Jan 15 at 7:28

kglr

181k10200413

$begingroup$
Wow, It's a undocumented trick！Thanks！
$endgroup$
– partida
Jan 15 at 8:47

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PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, 

 LegendLayout -> {"Row", 5}]

enter image description here

Alternatively,

PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, 

 LegendLayout -> (Grid[Row /@ # & /@ Partition[#, 13, 13, 1, {}], 

     Alignment -> Left] &)]

enter image description here

edited Jan 15 at 7:34

answered Jan 15 at 7:28

kglr

181k10200413

PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, 

 LegendLayout -> {"Row", 5}]

enter image description here

Alternatively,

PointLegend["Rainbow", a, LegendMarkerSize -> 15, 

 LegendLayout -> (Grid[Row /@ # & /@ Partition[#, 13, 13, 1, {}], 

     Alignment -> Left] &)]

enter image description here

edited Jan 15 at 7:34

answered Jan 15 at 7:28

kglr

181k10200413

edited Jan 15 at 7:34

answered Jan 15 at 7:28

kglr

181k10200413

answered Jan 15 at 7:28

kglr

181k10200413

answered Jan 15 at 7:28

kglr

181k10200413

$begingroup$
Wow, It's a undocumented trick！Thanks！
$endgroup$
– partida
Jan 15 at 8:47

add a comment |

$begingroup$
Wow, It's a undocumented trick！Thanks！
$endgroup$
– partida
Jan 15 at 8:47

Wow, It's a undocumented trick！Thanks！

– partida
Jan 15 at 8:47

add a comment |

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