On 28.10.10 19:11, Bob Odom wrote:
You can use
figure ("visible", "off");
or
set (0, "defaultfigure", "off");
To turn screen printing back on, replace "off" with "on".
This is also handy if you are running remotely and don't want the
figures to display.
On Thu, 28 Oct 2010, Begoña Fuentes wrote:
Hello everyone,I am trying to save some
plots, and for that I am successfully using
"print" command, printing them to certain .png files.
The problem is that I would like to execute my program in
background, without the user
knowing that some graphs are being plotted. This is: when I
launch the .m and the plots
are drawn just before the print command I don't want to see
them. I just want the .m to
write those graphs in png files.
So is there any possibility of "telling" octave not to show me
the plots while they are
being drawn to a file?
Any help here is quite appreciated. Thank you very much in
advance.
Best regards,
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Dear Bob, this is a very useful piece of information. I wonder how
I could have figured this one out by myself.
The option is neither documnted in the printed "GNU Octave Manual
Version 3" nor in the online help: "help figure".
I run Ovtave 3.0.5
regards -Ruedi
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