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Re: plot style changes when printed to files
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Evan |
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Re: plot style changes when printed to files |
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Thu, 1 Nov 2007 23:55:13 +0800 |
On 11/1/07, Jonathan Stickel <address@hidden> wrote:
>
> As mentioned, these issues happen because of gnuplot. Until something
> better is implemented, the best that can be done is to learn the
> inconsistencies and work around them. In this case, if you want dashed
> lines in your final eps file, use the print command as noted above. If
> you want solid lines, use the -depsc (color eps) terminal instead. To
> force black lines, simply do:
>
> > plot(x,y1,'-k',x,y2,'-k')
> > print -depsc out.eps
>
> HTH,
> Jonathan
It indeed walk around the problem, however, my case is a little more
complexed. There is special characters in my plot, so I have to use
-depslatexstandalone, any idea? or maybe "print" should provide a
output device "epsclatexstandalone", corresponding to "epsc", with the
*-inc.eps file of color eps, so that we can work around problem in the
similar way.
Re: plot style changes when printed to files, Evan, 2007/11/01