Hi again!
Thanks for your quick reply!!
I'll try to explain what I'm looking for:
>From an external application communicating with Xmaxima, I receive the latex output as result. This output is now transformed into an png image using the mimetex application. (see http://www.forkosh.com/mimetex.html)
Since wxmaxima is producing nice output, the idea is to drop the mimetex application, but I need access to those images:
1) Have a look in the file menu, and you'll find "Export to HTML".
- Is gnuplot responsible for the images created here?
2) Type this line in wxmaxima: (2*x -14)/5 = 0;
- Right click at the output, and you'll see the option 'Copy as image'.
- How is this image produced?
Thanks and regards
/Per Pasgaard
"Jaime E. Villate" <villate at fe.up.pt> skrev: On Wed, 2006-10-04 at 13:29 +0200, DieMongo wrote:
> In wxmaxima the output line will display equations in a graphic format
> as default.
> - Is it possible to export each output-image to a file?
> - is this also possible from Xmaxima?
In Xmaxima the only graphics that are created are those
obtained with the plotting commands. If those plots are
created with the default system (gnuplot), as far as I
know they cannot be saved after they have been plotted.
If you use the [plot_format,openmath] option, each
plot will have a menu with an option "save" that you
can use to save it to a file.
There is no option to save all images at once.
Regards,
Jaime Villate