[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #56448] Backslashes in text objects break postscript export

[Rik]

Follow-up Comment #9, bug #56448 (project octave):

@Georg: To place the plots correctly on the page use the "PaperPosition"
property of the figure object.  Documentation is in the manual.  Also, in your
original code, I see you using "-r300" which is an option associated with
bitmap formats, but PostScript is a vector format and doesn't need that
option.  As a quick placement option, you might want to try -bestfit or
-fillpage options to print.  Documentation is below.


'-fillpage'
'-bestfit'
     When using a page-based format (PDF, PostScript, printer)
     ignore the "paperposition" property and have the plot occupy
     the entire page.  The option '-fillpage' will stretch the plot
     to occupy the page with 0.25 inch margins all around.  The
     option '-bestfit' will expand the plot to take up as much room
     as possible on the page *without* distorting the original
     aspect ratio of the plot.



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