Hi Emil,
one option is to use Python, which has modules to
- load .mat files (as well as CVS etc.)
- make excellent figures (more or less like Matlab)
- save in SVG format
See for example here:
http://mathesaurus.sourceforge.net/matlab-numpy.html
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1057666/using-python-to-replace-matlab-how-to-import-data
I guess the whole thing would require one or two days of work, for
people already familiar with Python. Basically, one has to
reverse-engineer Dymola's tload.m and tnindex.m m-files, rewrite them in
Python and then use the matplotlib for output.
If anybody attempts to do this, it would be nice to share it as open
source :)
Francesco
Il 18/05/2011 15.31, Martin Sjölund ha scritto:
Hi Emil,
As far as I know Dymola exports icons and diagrams to png and print
(i.e. postscript; which is vector graphics but not suitable for
editing). Maybe the Windows version has more functionality; I wouldn't
know.
Currently, OpenModelica/OMEdit only exports diagrams to png. I don't
believe it should be all too hard to add svg export for diagrams and
icons though; also see:
https://openmodelica.org:8443/cb/issue/1498
Poke Adeel and maybe he can take the time to add the feature.
--
Martin Sjölund
On 2011-05-18 14:49 , Emil Larsson wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to export graphics (annotations, icons) from Dymola to a
vector program, for example Inkscape?
// Emil
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