lør, 11 07 2009 kl. 09:53 -0400, skrev John W. Eaton:
On 11-Jul-2009, Søren Hauberg wrote:
| I'm not sure it's better if you're using gnuplot. But it seems to
me
| that minor things get dropped when routing things through gnuplot
from
| Octave. We have to express our plots within the limitations of
gnuplot,
| which means that sometimes you don't get what you asked for. E.g.
| sometimes you don't get the markers on your plot that you asked
for in
| Octave. We should be able to avoid such issues if we don't send
things
| through gnuplot in the first place.
OK, predictible markers would be good. What about mixing line colors
and dashed lines?
Just in case anybody feel like playing with this stuff... The attached
version supports 'line' and 'axes' objects. It supports all markers
and
line style. It can handle colours (for lines, marker faces, and marker
edges) and line widths. You can run
demo print_tikz
to see an awful demo plot.
Søren
<print_tikz.m>