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graphics file format
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doolin |
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graphics file format |
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Tue, 09 Feb 99 18:57:49 -0800 |
>BTW, is there a good file format that can store simple graphics
>information in an intuitive manner? xfig is too cryptic, postscript is
>too general and low level, pics in tex is too tedius ... If there was
>such a thing it is very simple to write a translator to postscript using
>perl, and octave would have a completely controllable graphical end.
>
>Huaiyu
gnuplot scripts are very nice for this. I use a makefile
to generate what I need when I need it:
.SUFFIXES : .gnu .tex .fig .ps
TEXPLOTS = varionorth.tex
DATAFILES = varionorth.dat
texplots: $(TEXPLOTS) $(DATAFILES)
.gnu.tex:
gnuplot < $*.gnu
The script is stored in a file named (e.g.) varionorth.gnu
Hope this helps.
Dave Doolin
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