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gplot with linewidth/pointsize args
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Stephen Eglen |
Subject: |
gplot with linewidth/pointsize args |
Date: |
Wed, 3 May 2000 17:37:45 +0100 (BST) |
> my specific question is: wether this is possible under octave, and more
> generally, does octave support a (maybe awkward) syntax that assures
> full access to gnuplot syntax ?
> (maybe suppressing its own parser on the gplot command string except for
> the data variable)
> greetings, daniel
hi, if you first save your data into a file, you can then use graw()
to send arbitrary strings to the underlying gnuplot process. Here is
an example I gave last week on this list:
d = rand(20,1);
plot(d); #raw version
save -ascii '/tmp/d' d;
graw("plot '/tmp/d' smooth csplines\n") #smoothed version
Cheers, Stephen
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