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gnuplot like I/O
From: |
John W. Eaton |
Subject: |
gnuplot like I/O |
Date: |
Mon, 29 Jan 2001 08:43:25 -0600 |
On 29-Jan-2001, Osvaldo Clua <address@hidden> wrote:
| Hello:
| Is there any way of doing I/O into/from files in gnuplots
| format (i.e, one column per variable, "#"s as comments, ascii) other than
| "programming" it with "c" style and loops?
| Any workaround appreciated
How about putting your variables in a matrix and using load and save
with Octave's ASCII format?
v1 = rand (5, 1);
v2 = rand (5, 1);
tmp = [v1, v2];
save -ascii file tmp
should produce a file with contents that look something like this:
# Created by Octave 2.1.33, Mon Jan 29 08:42:35 2001 CST <address@hidden>
# name: tmp
# type: matrix
# rows: 5
# columns: 2
0.264249056577682 0.255416959524155
0.673603057861328 0.53104555606842
0.600114524364471 0.27253258228302
0.576247334480286 0.87994658946991
0.810935854911804 0.336248934268951
Octave's load command should have no trouble reading that file.
jwe
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