Hi, Greg,
PGPLOT plots white on black in the pixel formats and black on white in
the PostScript formats -- for production/printing, it is better to use
(e.g.) the "/VCPS" device, which will output a Portrait-oriented color
PostScript file.
Alternatively, you can use the PNG device and fix it up post-facto
before printing, e.g. with
$im = rim("output.png");
wim( 255 - $im, "output-fixed.png");
There are other graphics output modules as well. PLPlot is quite
stable these days, though its high-level interface is not at the level
of PPGLOT yet. There is a new GnuPlot module that you can try too.
Cheers,
Craig
On Jul 1, 2011, at 1:21 PM, greg aiken wrote:
I am new to PDL & PGPLOT. Yesterday I just installed this for
Windows.
I have figured out how to create and plot my own data into a dev=("/
PNG") *.png file.
However, when this file gets created the background is Black and the
type and plot axis is White.
This consumes a great amount of ink when printed on my printer.
Ive executed: pdldoc PDL::Graphics::PGPLOT::Window
To read the online help about PGPLOT's Window options, but I cant
seem to find the information I need here...
If someone can please provide a brief code fragment, t his would be
very helpful to me.
Thanks in advance...
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