Example for en:Cartesian coordinate system. Created by Gustavb using en:PSTricks.

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\input pst-eps\input pst-plot97\input pst-node\TeXtoEPS

\psset{linecolor=black,linewidth=1pt,arrowsize=8pt,unit=0.29cm}
\pspicture*(-15.3,-15.3)(17.4,15.3)

% Axes
\psaxes[Dx=5,Dy=5]{<->}(0,0)(-14.5,-14.5)(14.5,14.5)
\psset{linewidth=.4pt}
\psaxes[Dx=1,Dy=1,labels=none,ticksize=1.5pt](0,0)(-13,-13)(13,13)
\uput{10pt}[0](0,14){\psscalebox{1.25}{\it y-axis}}
\uput{10pt}[70](14,0){\psscalebox{1.25}{\it x-axis}}

% Origin
\pnode(0,0){O}
\uput{35pt}[310](0,0){\rnode{Ot}{\psscalebox{1.1}{
        \vbox{\halign{\hfil#\hfil\cr$(0,0)$\cr\it origin\cr}}}}}
\nccurve[angleA=315,angleB=145,arrowsize=4pt,
        nodesepA=2pt,nodesepB=-3pt,linecolor=gray]{<-}{O}{Ot}

% Point
\psdots[dotstyle=*,dotscale=1.2](3,5)
\psline[linestyle=dotted,linewidth=.8pt](3,0)(3,5)(0,5)
\uput{2.5pt}[53](3,5){\psscalebox{1.1}{$P(3,5)$}}


% Quadrants
\uput{3cm}[45](0,0){\psscalebox{1.6}{\bf I}}
\uput{3cm}[135](0,0){\psscalebox{1.6}{\bf II}}
\uput{3cm}[225](0,0){\psscalebox{1.6}{\bf III}}
\uput{3cm}[315](0,0){\psscalebox{1.6}{\bf IV}}

\endpspicture
\endTeXtoEPS
\nopagenumbers
\end

1. Create EPS
   

   $ tex Cartesian_coordinates_2D.tex && dvips -E Cartesian_coordinates_2D.dvi

2. Outline fonts
   

   $ eps2eps -dNOCACHE Cartesian_coordinates_2D.ps Cartesian_coordinates_2D2.eps

3. Fix bounding box
   

   $ ps2epsi Cartesian_coordinates_2D2.eps Cartesian_coordinates_2D.eps

4. Convert to Sketch
   

   $ pstoedit -f sk Cartesian_coordinates_2D.eps Cartesian_coordinates_2D.sk

5. Convert to SVG
   

   $ skconvert Cartesian_coordinates_2D.sk Cartesian_coordinates_2D.svg

6. Fix Cartesian_coordinates_2D.svg with Inkscape

1. latex Cartesian_coordinates_2D.tex

2. dvips -E Cartesian_coordinates_2D.dvi

3. eps2eps -dNOCACHE Cartesian_coordinates_2D.ps Cartesian_coordinates_2D.eps

4. ps2epsi Cartesian_coordinates_2D.eps Cartesian_coordinates_2D.ps

5. ps2pdf Cartesian_coordinates_2D.ps

6. pdf2svg Cartesian_coordinates_2D.pdf Cartesian_coordinates_2D.svg

pdf2svg can be found here.

Derivative works of this file:

• Cartesian coordinates - language independant.svg
• Cartesian coordinates 2D PL.svg
• Cartesian coordinates 2D mk.svg