Re: How to keep print compatiable with MATLAB

[Jianhong Wang]

Guys

Thanks a lot for all of your answers. I have some
further questions

if exist('OCTAVE_VERSION')
    cd /cygdrive/f/project/octave
else
    cd f:/project/octave
end;

x=[1:0.01:2*pi];
y = sin(x);
z = cos(x);

plot(x, y, ";sin;", x, z, ";cos;");
print('-dpng','sincos1.png');

replot
close all;

Among a simple code above,

1. Is it possible to write one sentence of code to to
change dir 
insteading if using micro define?

2. When using octave-forge to print plot to a png
file, it is extreamely 
slow. If using  the code below, it is very fast.
However octave-forge is 
good to keep MATLAB/Octave compatibility. Is there any
way to make the 
printing faster and still not using micro define?

gset terminal windows
plot(x, y, ";sin;", x, z, ";cos;");

gset terminal png
gset output "sincos.png"

3. Is it possible to use legend( ) in Octave to show
multiple legends 
like MATLAB?

Thanks!





        
                
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