Hi, > I am a long-time Matlab user that is trying to migrate to Octave but have been > having some issues with plotting. Octave by default uses gnuplot, which I > think > produces very satisfactory plots, but with which I have been having quite a > bit > of trouble exporting the plots to useful files. Octave also has support for > plplot (which I noticed was not on your list), but I have no experience with > it.
I am using plplot and pgplot from perl/pdl which both are working nice, there is not much difference in the number of possible functions; for publications I am using gnuplot since I want to insert my graphs as tex-files, which can be done from gnuplot very easily. > > Do people have any suggestions for producing nice plots from Octave? Has > anyone > figured out a good way to print gnuplot plots produced with Octave? What > about > peoples experience with plplot? Thanks in advance for any advice. > There is the eps-toolkit (debian package is called octave-epstk), which produces very nice eps-plots from octave, Andreas -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
