Re: postscript octave plots display incorrectly?

[Shengchao Li]

I use dvips to convert .dvi files into .ps files, then use ps2pdf to
convert .ps files into .pdf files. There is no problem so far.

shengchao

On Sat, 27 Jul 2002, Kent Lundberg wrote:

> I'm not sure if this is a bug, or something I'm doing wrong, but I'm
> having trouble with postscript plots from octave displaying incorrectly.
> Here's the command:
>
> semilogy(year(1:13),erbw(1:13),"*;;",x,10.^(p(1)*x+p(2)),"-;;")
>
> Which displays exactly as I expect to the x11 screen.  However, if I
>
> gset term postscript eps "Helvetica" 20
> gset output 'figures/eq-yrbw.eps'
> semilogy(year(1:13),erbw(1:13),"*;;",x,10.^(p(1)*x+p(2)),"-;;")
>
> The produced postscript file has little circles instead of asterisks, and
> the line is dashed.
>
> Furthermore, if I translate the produced postscript file into pdf with
> epstopdf v2.7, the dashed line disappears! I'm trying to produce both
> postscript and PDF versions of my document using latex and pdflatex with
> the graphicx package, which is why I want both ps and pdf versions of my
> figures.  I can put demonstration files on my website, if that would help.
>
> I'm running SuSE Linux, Octave 2.1.36, Gnuplot 3.7.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> --> Kent Lundberg.
>
>
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