Date: June 14, 2007 9:41:48 AM CDT
I've recently updated some of my work code to use octave 2.9.12. I'm
generating several carpet plots with hundreds of lines in them. With
earlier versions of octave, I set automatic_replot to 0 until I
executed the very last plot command because the carpet plots executed
so slowly. Now that automatic_replot is gone, it takes about 10
minutes per plot, which means that the plots are taking longer than
the original Monte-Carlo runs!
Is there a way to avoid this undesirable behavior in octave/gnuplot
with the most recent plotting commands?
Mt plotting code is below. Some of the remnants of older plotting
commands are still there.
plot(tplot,thisvar,'-');
__gnuplot_set__ size noratio % normal plotting
for ii=1:nSets
text(ttext,thisvar(t4,ii),sprintf("%d",ii));
endfor
grid on
__gnuplot_set__ nokey
xlabel("time (s)");
ylabel(carpetPlotNames{sn,2});
title(sprintf('%s Carpet plot: %d runs',dispersionDir, nSets));
eval(sprintf('print -depsc %s/carpetPlot%.
2d.eps',dispersionDir,sn));
eval(sprintf('print -dpng %s/carpetPlot%.
2d.png',dispersionDir,sn));
_______________________________________________
Help-octave mailing list