Fdisp function

[CristianFrance]

I have a problem with fdisp function. I want to write in a file a matrix. If
it has more than 6 columns, the output file put 6 columns in parallel and
under taht, 6 more in parallel and so on. When I want to plot, GNUplot does
not take then as diferent columns.

Does someone knows how to tell octave to write the matrix as it is and not
dividing the columns?

Thank you very much!!!



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