Re: Help printing parametric plot

[John B. Thoo]

Thank you very much for a solution.  I thought "graw" was a way to have 
octave use "native" gnuplot commands and didn't realize that I was 
bypassing octave's plotting entirely in that way.

Thanks again.  I have printed successfully using your first solution. 
:-)

---John.


On Friday, May 9, 2003, at 03:35 PM, Przemek Klosowski wrote:

> The problem pops up because you are bypassing octave's plotting with
> raw calls to gnuplot---in your example octave doesn't even do
> anything, so you might just use gnuplot directly. Natively in octave,
> parametric plots should probably be done via regular octave
> facilities:
>
>      t=0:.1:4*pi;     x=t-sin(t);  y=1-cos(t);  plot(x,y)
>
> to let printeps and all other octave plot facilities work.
>
> Solution B might be to change the printeps script to do graw("replot")
> instead.
>
>
>
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