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Re: Save a plot to .ps
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Oliver Eichler |
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Re: Save a plot to .ps |
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Mon, 24 May 1999 22:16:27 +0200 (CEST) |
>> I really wonder how I can convert an octave plot to a postscript. In MatLab
>> I
>> would do this with ´print´. In octave...? Does anyone know?
>
>
> gset term postscript
> gset output "myfile.ps"
> replot
>
> (then you probably want to reset your term)
> gset term x11
Ok, thanks. I got this one plus all the pointers to the archive. There is only
one question left :) In MatLab the ´print´ command is something like ´print
-deps file.ps´ You notice? No brackets. In octave this seems to be possibe,
too, as shown above. But what is the difference to a normal function
definition. (I guess gset is internally recognized and handled, isn´t it?) Or
is it possible to do this from a m-file? I would love to stick as close to
MatLab style as possible. Any ideas?
oliver
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