Re: Wierd plotting question

[Henry F. Mollet]

It's not part of octave-forge as far as I know. Google search provided 1,440
for epstk toolkit .  ( 0.63 seconds). E.g.
http://higgs.djpig.de/ubuntu/www/hoary/source/octave-epstk.
I assume that you have to download the package for your OS.
Henry




on 3/5/05 9:56 AM, Madhusudan Singh at address@hidden wrote:

> On Saturday 05 March 2005 03:54, address@hidden wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> Do you really mean the color be a function of x? ie the value of x
> 
> Is that so hard to believe ?
> 
>> should be defined both by the position left-to-right on the plot
>> and by the hue ? Or you intend the colour to represent an
> 
> I wrote : 
> 
> "I want the color of the plot to be a user specified function
> (on rgb space) of x."
> 
> That means, color=color(x).  You could see it as x=x(color) (assuming an
> invertible transformation), but that is both unnecessary and unintuitive.
> 
>> additional independent variable ?
> 
> That case could be useful in displaying more complex data.
> 
>> In the second case, look at the epstk toolkit by Stefan Mueller.
>> His eplot function has provision for defining the color of each
>> function plotted in terms of RGB values.
> 
> Thanks. Is that a part of octave-forge ?
> 
> 
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