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plot to file from executable script
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Pieter Thysebaert |
Subject: |
plot to file from executable script |
Date: |
Mon, 28 Jan 2002 16:56:58 +0100 |
Hi,
I've created an executable octave script to control my calculations;
what's happening is this:
hold on;
for k=min:max
<calculate data(k)>
<create title(k)>
plot data(k) t title(k)
endfor
(this draws in an x11 window as it's calculations proceed)
Now, I've appended these lines to the code (that's: after the for-loop)
gset terminal postscript eps enhanced color
gset output "output.eps"
replot
However, this seems to spit out the postscript code to stdout (and I wanted
it in "output.eps") (and simply running "./scriptfile > output.eps" gathers
ALL output (not just the graph) in the file)
Why is that, and how do I get the output where I want i.e. why doesn't
replot do what I was thinking it would do when in non-interactive mode ?
Pieter
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