Re: bode plot

[A. Scottedward Hodel]

I'm not familar with the emf format;  on my Macintosh, I do the  
following to print a bode plot to a file:
octave:1> sys = tf([1,2],[3,4,5]);
octave:2> bode(sys);
octave:3> print -demf example.emf
Error: terminal "emf" does not support continuous colors.
Error: terminal "emf" does not support continuous colors.
octave:4> print -deps example.eps
octave:5> exit
eexmac143:~ hodelas$ gv example.eps

the resulting .eps file has both plots in it.  The same approach  
works for xfig output:
        print -dfig example.fig

On May 31, 2007, at 1:22 PM, Eduardo Adam wrote:

> Dear octave users
>
> I am not sure if this is a bugs but, I have a problem with the bode  
> plot, that
> is,
> 1. Bode diagrams are two, modulus and phase diagrams and, both  
> figures are
> presented in only one window.
> 2. Then, I would like to save this window with "emf" format and,   
> for this
> objective, the following procedure is executed,
>
> gset term emf
> gset output "fig1.emf"
> replot
>
> 3. Thus, a file fig1.emf is saved.
>
> The problem is that this file includes only one diagram (a phase  
> diagram) and
> the modulus diagram is not included.
> How can I save both diagram presented in only one window?
> I was reading octave and gnuplot manuals and there is no comment  
> about that.
> I am working with Linux-Kubuntu and the otave version is 2.9.6
>
> Thanks for help,
>
> Eduardo.
>
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