multi graph in Octave

Mon Dec 1 17:08:52 CST 2008

Thanks for yor comments Ivan,

Only a question>

I have tried to save only a plot and

this code appears

 print('mychart.jpg') doesn´t work on my OCtave it says  GL2PS info>OpenGL feeback buffer overflow 
gpl12psEndPAge 5

Could it will be possible that the error occurs because I'm using an octave windows version?

There are me more ways to save a plot in an eps or jpeg format?

Thanks for all anyway.
 > Date: Mon, 1 Dec 2008 23:40:16 +0100> From: ivan.sutoris at gmail.com> To: oscarbayonacandel at hotmail.com> Subject: Re: multi graph in Octave> CC: help-octave at octave.org> > On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 8:28 PM, Oscar Bayona Candel> <oscarbayonacandel at hotmail.com> wrote:> >> >> > Hi all,> >> > I have made a multi graph using this instructions:> >> > subplot(1,2,1)> > plot(Fluido)> > xlabel 'volumen'> > ylabel 'presión'> > subplot(1,2,2)> > plot(Masa)> > xlabel 'volumen'> > ylabel 'presión'> >> > I have three questions:> >> > First, how can I put an "on the top title"? Not on each Graph only a General> > title.> >> > Hi> > I'm not sure if that can be done easily. You can set title for> individual subplots with 'title' command, but as far as I know, not> for the whole figure. You could probably create such title manually> with 'text' command, which adds a text object to the figure (you would> have to specify correct position by yourself).> > > Second, how can I save this multi plot in Octave ?I mean how can I save> > both graphs in one in an jpeg file and also in an eps file?> > You can save current figure simply by:> print('mychart.eps')> print('mychart.jpg')> > >> > The third,> >> >> > I have a matrix like this> >> > G=[97 98 99 72 103 104 99> > 97 98 99 72 103 104 99];> >> > Imagine that each of any column of G is T=[1/02/1997 01/03/1998 01/03/1999> > 01/03/200 01/03/2001 01/03/2002];> >> > So I want to plot each row of G like a temporal series and show in the x> > axis the date of "T"> >> > Can anyone help me?> >> > On the othe hand, I want to make a similar task so that I could make:> >> > A=[100 102 103];> >> > And B=[Joseph Romer Jhon];> >> > My inttention is to plot an hist(A) but that the x axis will be named by B.> > It is possible to set tick labels manually, see last message in this> thread for example:> http://www.nabble.com/Octave-plot-on-time-date-x-axis-td19496643.html#a19542129> The thread mentions also dateaxis command from Octave Forge financial> package, which should convert tick labels to dates, so you could have> look at that too.> > Regards> Ivan Sutoris
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