Re: Print with gnuplot

[Tatsuro MATSUOKA]

--- address@hidden wrote:
> I use in windows, at work, octave 4.4, I try with - dpdflatexstandalone 
> instead of - dpdf, and in Windows work perfectly. Then, I try again at home 
> with my pc, octave 4.0.3 running on debian stretch, the same code, but it 
> didn't work. The graph is not complete and with wrong proportions, and 
> paperposition work in wrong mode, with the first digit that move vertically 
> instead of horizontally. Why in Windows works, but in debian not?
> 
> Thank you 
> 
> Il 30 maggio 2018 18:03:42 CEST, Pantxo <address@hidden> ha scritto:pironman 
> wrote
>  Hi to everyone.
>  I'm trying to print a graph with some greek letters. To do that, I
>  activate
>  the "graphics_toolkit gnuplot".
>  In that graph there is a grid, with the octave anteprime I see this grid
>  dashed, but the printed pdf is a continue line. Can I make it dashed, and
>  thinner?
>  Another question: this happen with windows 7. I try the same code in
>  another
>  pc, with Debian Stretch, and in this case I have the line in the graph
>  purple, also if i set "color","black", why?
>  
>  Thank you
>  
>  
>  
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> 
> What version of Octave are you using? Since Octave 4.2, OpenGL based tookits
> (qt and fltk) are able to print greek letters (even though the support for
> printed strings with "tex" interpreter should be better in Octave 4.4). I
> don't know if it will solve your problems but printing from OpenGL based
> toolkits is generally more WYSIWYG (but also has its own quirks).
> 
> Sorry for the non response, I don't use gnuplot.
> 
> Pantxo
> 
> 
> 
Windows or not is not related. graphics toolkit gnuplot is buggy on octave 
4.0.x.
As far as I remember, the bugs were fixed in octave 4.2.

Tatsuro