Re: Subplot

[Henry F. Mollet]

I assume that you're using a PC. On a Mac with AquaTerm you would simply
save the figure with the six subplots (as you see it/them on the screen) as
an eps file (or pdf).
Henry


on 10/25/05 2:58 PM, James R. Phillips at address@hidden wrote:

> --- Rajith Padmanabhan  wrote:
> 
>> I am an octave newbie.
>> Is it possible to save a figure which has six subplot windows as an eps in
>> octave?
>> When I use the 'print' command, it only saves the last plot window.
>> 
>> regards,
>> rajith
>> 
> 
> No, unfortunately print is not compatible with subplots.  You can save the
> result to an eps file by performing a gset term and gset output prior to
> performing the first subplot.  When plotting is complete, restore the default
> term and output.
> 
> I find it easiest to keep all plotting commands for a single figure in a
> single
> script.  When the screen output of the script looks right, continue editing
> the
> script to add the modifications I described above.  Or something along those
> lines.
> 
> jrp
> 
> 
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