I have used the attached script in Octave to generate .eps files from plots with gnuplot. Yesterday I updated gnuplot to 3.8xxx from 3.7 and found a problem: unless I modify the script to break the link with gnuplot (replace the last gset command in the script with "closeplot"), all of the .eps files generated (except for the last one) are unreadable, containing what looks like a bunch of nulls (^@'s) followed by a Helvetica font command on the last line.
I have a work-around (close and restart gnuplot for each new .eps file), but this seems like a problem that may require some attention. I haven't had time to check whether the problem is specific to the octave-gnuplot interface or if it's gnuplot specific. -- A. S. Hodel 200 Broun Hall Dept Elect & Comp Eng, Auburn Univ AL 36849-5201 http://www.eng.auburn.edu/~scotte 334 844 1854 Fax: -1809
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