[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #42988] print() breaks LaTeX labels with FLTK

[Michael Godfrey]

Follow-up Comment #2, bug #42988 (project octave):

Or, you could read the help print or relevant
section of the Manual about print options. A
useful snippet is:

          'pdflatexstandalone'
               Generate a LaTeX file 'FILENAME.tex' for the text
               portions of a plot and a file 'FILENAME.(ps|eps|pdf)' for
               the remaining graphics.  The graphics file suffix
               .ps|eps|pdf is determined by the specified device type.
               The LaTeX file produced by the 'standalone' option can be
               processed directly by LaTeX.  The file generated without
               the 'standalone' option is intended to be included from
               another LaTeX document.  In either case, the LaTeX file
               contains an 'includegraphics' command so that the
               generated graphics file is automatically included when
               the LaTeX file is processed.  The text that is written to
               the LaTeX file contains the strings *exactly* as they
               were specified in the plot.  If any special characters of
               the TeX mode interpreter were used, the file must be
               edited before LaTeX processing.  Specifically, the
               special characters must be enclosed with dollar signs ('$
               ... $'), and other characters that are recognized by
               LaTeX may also need editing (.e.g., braces).  The
               'pdflatex' device, and any of the 'standalone' formats,
               are not available with the Gnuplot toolkit.



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