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From: | Rick M. Cox |
Subject: | Plotting and Saving Figure Files |
Date: | Wed, 29 May 2013 15:51:28 -0700 |
Hello: I have been using Octave for a couple of
weeks and I am having a number of problems plotting and/or saving figures. I am running Octave v3.6.4 with Win XP
SP3. I used the mingw package installation. I downloaded the
packages but none of them are loaded when I run Octave. When I use ‘gnuplot’ the plot,
axis and text functions work pretty much as described in the Octave
documentation. When I use axis (“square”) a plot of a circle
is stretched according to the size and aspect ration of the figure
window. The embedded escape sequence for bold face type does not seem to
work in the text function but other embedded escape sequences do work.
File saving seems to work. The main issue is that ‘gnuplot’
is very, very slow on my system. When I use ‘fltk’ the plot and
axis functions seem to work as described in the documentation. Embedded
sequences and text rotation does not work in the text function. Compared to
‘gnuplot’, ‘fltk’ is much faster. The main issue
with ‘fltk’ is that I cannot save figure files. At best I get
a partial and corrupted file with .png extensions and every other extension I
have tried causes the figure window to go to “not responding”
status and Octave to crash. I really like Octave and want to make this
work but these problems are very frustrating. I have looked at many
postings on the web but I can’t find anything useful to my situation. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Rick |
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