Hi - You can use plot2dps in the same way as plot2d, and you can also put
all of your Maxima commands into a text file which you can run in the
following way: batch("c:\blah.mc"); where blah.mc is the text file. You
also have to use the closeps command to initialize and terminate the
plot(s). I hope this helps...
Dave Holmgren
Dr. David E. Holmgren,
Imaging Scientitst,
SMART Technologies, Inc.
Calgary, AB, Canada
http://www.smarttech.com
[403]-235-1452, ext. 251
DavidHolmgren@smarttech.com
> -----Original Message-----
> From: mono [SMTP:mono at arquimedes]
> Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 1:49 PM
> To: lista maxima
> Subject: [Maxima] saving plots in maxima
>
> I'm new to maxima and i'm finding the manual really confusing!
> I want to be able to save a 2d or 3d plot without using interaction (the
> plot window's menu). What i need is to be able to write a script file that
> plots a function in to a postscript file (or any other graphical format).
> How can i make this?, is there a place where i can find other maxima docs?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
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> Jaime Alberto Silva Colorado
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