print.m with pstricks, was replot, with different gnuplot terminal

[Philippe Leroux]

Hi,

having just discovered the print function (thanks John, much better than setting gnuplots terminal manually),
i modified the print.m so it accepts pstricks

arround line 177 :
----------------------
  ## check if we have to use convert
  dev_list = {"aifm" "corel" "fig" "png" "pbm" "dxf" "mf" "hpgl", ...
          "ps" "ps2" "psc" "psc2" "eps" "eps2" "epsc" "epsc2" "emf" "pstricks"};
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and somewhere arround line 250 

--------------------------
 elseif (strcmp (dev, "pstricks"))
    ## PStricks
    new_terminal = "pstricks ";
---------------------

it does the trick, it is certainly not optimal
as far as i know pstricks from gnuplot does not allow colors
and i don't know about other option

I will try it some more with options (landscape/portrait, fontsize?)
for now, well i have nice
 graphics for my phd articles

regards

Philippe


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On 24-Jul-2007, Philippe Leroux wrote:

| Hi octave developpers,
|
| I've been giving 2.9.12 a try, and it is great to see all the developpement in the graphics
|
| howver, i used to be able to set a different gnuplot term (say pstricks or postscript)
| and an gnuplot output file
| and do a replot
|
| this doesn't seem to work anymore with 2.9.12
| i get an empty file, and octave have gnuplot to replot in the wx term of the previously set figure.
|
| perhaps i have to set an octave variable now to have octave set the correct gnuplot term?
| is there a solution to this?
|
| regards,
|
| Philippe Leroux
|
|
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| Ne gardez plus qu'une seule adresse mail ! Copiez vos mails vers Yahoo! Mail Hi octave developpers,

I've been giving 2.9.12 a try, and it is great to see all the developpement in the graphics

howver, i used to be able to set a different gnuplot term (say pstricks or postscript)
and an gnuplot output file
and do a replot

this doesn't seem to work anymore with 2.9.12
i get an empty file, and octave have gnuplot to replot in the wx term of the previously set figure.

perhaps i have to set an octave variable now to have octave set the correct gnuplot term?
is there a solution to this?

regards,

Philippe Leroux

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