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Re: creating a larger window
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Etienne Grossmann |
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Re: creating a larger window |
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Fri, 17 Nov 2000 19:08:42 +0000 |
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Hello,
# Hi all,
# can anyone tell me how to tell octave that
# I want the graph to be a certain size on the screen?
Apart from resizing the window, I can't think of anything else than
putting in your þ/.Xdefaults a line like
Gnuplot*geometry: 500x300
Replace 500x300 by whatever size you want. Then, do from the shell
xrdb þ/.Xdefaults
Next time gnuplot is called (gnuplot is the program that does the
plotting for octave), it will do drawings in a window of the
specified. If you are already in octave and have already done some
plots, do 'closeplot'; this will kill the gnuplot process (and close
its plot windows). The next plot will be the right size.
I don't think you can resize gnuplot's window from the command line.
Hth,
Etienne
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