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[project @ 2007-03-21 17:42:18 by jwe]
author jwe
date Wed, 21 Mar 2007 17:42:18 +0000
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8 + You can make a subplot and then use the print function to 8 + You can make a subplot and then use the print function to
9 generate file with the plot. 9 generate file with the plot.
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11 + RGB line colors are supported if you use gnuplot 4.2. Octave 11 + RGB line colors are supported if you use gnuplot 4.2. Octave
12 can still use gnuplot 4.0, but there is no longer any way to set 12 can still use gnuplot 4.0, but there is no way to set arbitrary
13 line colors with it when using the Matlab-style plot functions. 13 line colors with it when using the Matlab-style plot functions.
14 Actually, there never was any way to do this reliably with older 14 There never was any way to do this reliably with older versions
15 versions of gnuplot (whether run from Octave or not) since it 15 of gnuplot (whether run from Octave or not) since it only
16 only provided a limited set to choose from, and they were 16 provided a limited set to choose from, and they were terminal
17 terminal dependent, so choosing color 1 with the X11 terminal 17 dependent, so choosing color 1 with the X11 terminal would be
18 would be different from color 1 with the PostScript terminal. 18 different from color 1 with the PostScript terminal.
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20 + You can control the width of lines using (for example): 20 + You can control the width of lines using (for example):
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22 line (x, y, "linewidth", 4, "color", [1, 0, 0.5]); 22 line (x, y, "linewidth", 4, "color", [1, 0, 0.5]);
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