Marek:
In the versions of wxmaxima that I have used, it is necessary that they
be compiled with unicode support before they will display Greek
characters. I'm uncertain if this applies to your situation. You should
be able to determine if unicode support is compiled in by doing 'Help
About' from within a wxmaxima session.
I hope this is useful,
Paul Bowyer
On 09/22/2010 02:09 AM, Marek Pietrow wrote:
> Thank you Mario,
> although the code below does not work with my wxMaxima 0.8.4, I try to
> study the guide file you have mentioned.
> Best wishes. Marek Pietrow.
>
> _________________________
> Mario Rodriguez wrote:
>> El jue, 16-09-2010 a las 14:04 +0200, Marek Pietrow escribi?:
>>> Hi,
>>> is it possible in maxima to insert Greek letters into the
>>> description of
>>> axes of the plot? I cannot find anything about it in the mailing list
>>> archive.
>>> Best regards. Marek Pietrow.
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>>
>> Try something like
>>
>> draw2d(
>> explicit(exp(-tau^2/2),tau,0,1),
>> ylabel = "f({/Symbol t})",
>> xlabel = "Time, {/Symbol t}",
>> label(["f({/Symbol t}) = e^{-{/Symbol t}^2/2}",0.3,0.7]),
>> user_preamble="set termoption enhanced");
>>
>>
>> This code worked in terminals (Gnuplot 4.4) jpg, png, gif, wxt and x11.
>>
>> It didn't work with terminal svg. I don't know if it works in windows
>> terminal.
>>
>> For more information on the required syntax, see
>>
>> http://www.telefonica.net/web2/biomates/maxima/gpdraw/ps/ps_guide.ps
>>
>> --
>> Mario
>>
>>
>>
>>
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