I installed ghostscript and I set the path in octavert
setenv ("PATH", [ getenv("PATH") pathsep "C:\\Program Files\\gs\\gs9.06\\bin"]).
strsplit (getenv ("PATH"), ";") shows that the path is set correctly.
But my print('figTest.png','-dpng') still does not create the *.png file.
My good old octave 3.03 creates very good *.png files, even better than 3.2.4.
I know 3.6.x supports quaternions, which I'd like to simulate android smartphones in octave
What can I do?
Marx
Von: Michael Goffioul [address@hidden]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 19. September 2012 14:48
An: Stampfli Marx
Cc: address@hidden
Betreff: Re: Octave installation Windows 7
On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 4:01 AM, sfm1
<address@hidden> wrote:
Thank you Philip
I did all you proposed. The files and directories copied in the correct
path, setting the path in octaverc. / replaced by \\, no directory with a
blank in its name. All these pathes are visual in octaves, tested with
getenv("PATH"). The fiels are found.
No warning messages appear now. but there is no *.png file.
Do I really have to install ghostscript as Michael proposed? Or is the
graphic end qt wrong?
I think you really need ghostscript. The other utilities that you installed are needed for more exotic file formats.
Michael.