Hi there
I've made a small script (see below), which saves some generated plots
to either jpg, pdf, png or svg.
My question is whether there's a smarter way to do this with what Scilab
offers today?
Ideally Scilab would support a function - lets call it "saveplt" - but
as you may notice in the below code, each type of graphics export
requires different parameters. If one could call saveplt and specify
output file format, I could reduce the amount (lines) of code a lot. I'm
just wondering if Scilab already today offers some smarter way to do it
already?
Best regards,
Claus
Code:
// savegraphs.sce
// Saves the generated figures in graphics files.
// Existing files are overwritten!
// Choice of graphics format is specified in saveplots variable
// svg,png, pdf orjpg
// Any other string is ignored
dataname = datadir + '\' + name;
select saveplots
case "svg" then
xs2svg(326, dataname + '_326', 'portrait'); // Export to SVG file,
xs2svg(327, dataname + '_327', 'portrait'); // portrait orientation.
xs2svg(328, dataname + '_328', 'portrait');
xs2svg(329, dataname + '_329', 'portrait');
xs2svg(330, dataname + '_330', 'portrait');
xs2svg(331, dataname + '_331', 'portrait');
xs2svg(332, dataname + '_332', 'portrait');
case "png" then
xs2png(326, dataname + '_326'); // Export to PNG file.
xs2png(327, dataname + '_327');
xs2png(328, dataname + '_328');
xs2png(329, dataname + '_329');
xs2png(330, dataname + '_330');
xs2png(331, dataname + '_331');
xs2png(332, dataname + '_332');
case "pdf" then
xs2pdf(326, dataname + '_326', 'portrait'); // Export to PDF file,
xs2pdf(327, dataname + '_327', 'portrait'); // portrait orientation.
xs2pdf(328, dataname + '_328', 'portrait');
xs2pdf(329, dataname + '_329', 'portrait');
xs2pdf(330, dataname + '_330', 'portrait');
xs2pdf(331, dataname + '_331', 'portrait');
xs2pdf(332, dataname + '_332', 'portrait');
case "jpg" then
xs2jpg(326, dataname + '_326', ); // Export to JPG file,
xs2jpg(327, dataname + '_327', 1); // compression 1 (best quality).
xs2jpg(328, dataname + '_328', 1);
xs2jpg(329, dataname + '_329', 1);
xs2jpg(330, dataname + '_330', 1);
xs2jpg(331, dataname + '_331', 1);
xs2jpg(332, dataname + '_332', 1);
else disp("Plots not saved");
end
// Files may be opened in for example LibreOffice DRAW
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