Re: creating .PS files of plot output....

[Jonathan Stickel]

I like to use the print command supplied by octave-forge.  Get the plot 
how you like on a screen terminal, then "print" to a file; e.g.

print("amp.ps","-dpsc")

should work for you.

If you want to use the gnuplot commands manually instead, I think you 
need to add a "gset output" at the end to close the file, as already 
suggested by someone else.

Jonathan


Ciotti, Louis A wrote:
> I am trying to generate .PS file of my plot output, and I cannot seem to
> get it to work properly.
>
> I am going something like this:
>
>
> gset terminal postscript color;
> gset output "amp.ps"
>
> axis([2 7 -1 30]);
> title("Curve Fitting");
> xlabel("AGC Voltage [V]");
> ylabel("Gain [dB]");
> plot(AGC,Gain,"-;Datasheet data;",AGC_lin,GainSpline,"-;Linear
> Fit;",AGC_lin,Gain_lin,"-;Polyfit;");
>
> All I get for output is a blank .ps file..
>
> Lou
>
>
>
>
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