Dear Wim,
> I've reworked the matgen matlab-to-xcircuit script a little bit. The script
> enables to import a matlab eps/ps plot in xcircuit. The axes components of
> the plot are embedded in a library object for easy editing. Although
> originally implemented as a Perl script that would convert the Matlab file to
> the xcircuit eps format, the current implementation is entirely based on the
> Tcl facilities of Xcircuit.
Thanks so much! This is a wonderful little module to add to XCircuit.
I have updated the distributions for both version 3.4 and 3.6 with it.
My only problem is that I do all my Matlab work with the open-source
version "Octave", that uses gnuplot to write all of its PS and EPS
output. Alas, the PostScript of gnuplot is not compatible with that
of Matlab.
I've been using ImageMagick to convert postscript output into PPM, then
importing it into xcircuit as a graphic image. It's a more general-
purpose solution, but isn't scalable, and I can't use it to mess around
with the fonts, axes, and colors in a Matlab plot, or rip out waveforms
to paste them somewhere else.
---Tim
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