Re: Creating "Pretty" Report from Octave

[Fotios Kasolis]

A relatively simple solution to your problem is the following function

which you simply call with 3 string arguments: function or script file, title, and author. The function creates a proper .tex file - together with the code included in the file you supplied it as its first argument - which you can then change to achieve the desired result.

GenLaTex.m
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/Fotios

On Jun 7, 2010, at 10:20 AM, Ian Journeaux wrote:

I am trying to put the final touches on an application we have created for analyzing data from one of our lab instruments. We get the data, transfer the data to Octave and perform the analysis but I would like Octave to create a “pretty” (control of fonts and formatting) report that I can print to a printer of PDF document.

 

If not possible within Octave, what approaches have been use to take results from Octave and automatically printing out a more formal looking report.

 

Appreciate any ideas.

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