15/lug/2010, alle ore 23.13, Ben Abbott ha scritto:
On Jul 15, 2010,
at 5:41 PM, lovecraft22 wrote:
On 15 Jul, 2010,at 04:34 PM,
lovecraft22
<[hidden email]> wrote:
What about the latex
interpreter?
Any way of having it in octave?
I assume this
question is unrelated
to "hold all"? ... so I've changed the email's
subject.
Octave
includes a psuedo TeX interpreter, but no LaTeX
interpreter (yet).
However, it is possible to produce figures using
the print command to
be included in LaTeX documents which use the
LaTeX font.
If you
provide additional information about what you'd
like to do, we can be
more helpful.
Ben
In Matlab, for example,
would read xlabel('U_{\infty}') as a latex
command and it would
produce a label with the infinite symbol as a
subscript of U…
That's
what I would like to obtain.
Thank you!
Minor detail, the syntax
you've given is for the TeX interpreter (not the LaTeX one). In both
Matlab and Octave you will get the result you like by ...
xlabel ('U_
{\infty}','interpreter', 'tex')
Ben