On 6/18/06, Hayden Rampadarath <address@hidden> wrote:
how do you save plots using octave??
Use the 'print' command. Type 'help print' at the Octave prompt.
Unfortunately, in some circumstances the print command fails; in
particular
when the multiplot features of gnuplot are in use.
In this case (and in all cases actually), your approach is still
sound, it just
needs a little modification.
Replace "set" with "__gnuplot_set__", and you should be good to
go. It used to
be "gset", and you can still use that, but it is deprecated and may
disappear
in future versions of octave. "__gnuplot_set__" should be around
until octave
has an integrated whiz-bang graphics system, and no longer requires
sending
gnuplot commands directly from the octave command line.
Jim Phillips