                                    epsTk

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              Graphical output functions for Matlab and Octave

                          written by Stefan Mller

Features

   * Matlab Code (< 5.0) with graphical output functions runs in Matlab
     and Octave
   * All functions are pure m-files
   * Most 2D scientific graphics functions are written
   * Modifications and extensions are no problem
   * Generated EPS-files are very small and importable with no loss of
     quality


Requirements

   * Matlab >3.0 or Octave >1.9
   * Ghostscript and Ghostview or other viewers for EPS-files
   * 800kB space on disk


Examples

     demo1.eps
     demo2.eps
     demo3.eps
     demo4.eps
     demo5.eps
     demo6.eps
     demo7.eps
     demo8.eps
     demo9.eps

Download

     epstk16 zip


Installation

  1. Unzip epstkxx.zip
  2. Include epstk-directory in the octave-path or matlab-path
  3. Edit file einit.m in epstk-directory to set correct ePath
  4. Edit file eview.m in epstk-directory to set correct ghostview-path

Testing

  1. Start matlab or octave
  2. Start demos edemo1, edemo2, ... edemo9

     If all demos works, epstk should be correct installed.


Notes

     If you run edemo5 or econtour with octave you should set the
     parameter

        * empty_list_elements_ok=1
        * do_fortran_indexing=1

     If you run edemo5 or econtour with Matlab 4.2 you will get an
     error, because there is a bug in 4.2

     If you run edemo9 with octave you should set the parameter

        * implicit_str_to_num_ok=1



Licence

     GNU General Public License

Documentation

     The file "quickref.zip"  in
     "epstk16.zip" is a Postscript-file of the Quick-Reference
