On Monday 02 March 2015 10:07:30 Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
> Animated by the discussion on Pgfplots in Lyx I wonder whether it is
> also possible to do the same with figures produced by Pyxplot:
> http://pyxplot.org.uk/
> I have many (~thousand) figures produced with it, and I personal think
> it is easier to learn and use as is TikZ. I guess what one needs is
> something adequate to \usepackage{pgfplots}, namely
> \usepackage{pyxplot}. But I don't know what the former does and how
> difficult it is to produce it.
> The advantage would be that the script of the pyxplot figures will be
> storred in the lyx file and that the text of the figures has the same
> latex format and size as the document text.
> Wolfgang
Hi Wolfgang,
have you tried the ideas/tips given in Customization Manual, Chapter 6
Including External Material?
This can be found in
Help -> Customization
I remember a similar discussion several years ago regarding gnuplot figures and
I remember to have seen some basic templates.
The only reason for them not to be accepted in LyX is the absence of a safe
mode. It is possible to use the system to pass 'cd ~; rm -rf *'.
For personal use it is OK.
I hope this helps. Regards,
--
José Abílio
