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Mark Verveld

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20 May 2009 plot2eps Function to streamline the workflow of converting plots to eps files for inclusion in LaTeX. Author: Mark Verveld laprint, export, eps, latex, graphics export 30 3
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16 Apr 2009 LaPrint LaPrint prints a MATLAB figure to file for neat inclusion in LaTeX documents. Author: Arno Linnemann

I solved the ypower-text issue by adding the folowing lines after line 1563:
set(0,'CurrentFigure',figno)
set(figno,'CurrentAxes',hax(i))
It ensures that the power text is actually printed to the intended axes of the intended figure.

Very good work though, thanks!
16 Apr 2009 PlotEpsTeX eps file exportation with LaTeX text and symbols Author: jean-christophe OLIVIER

Thanks for this function, it is very helpful.
I have added a feature to adjust the legend width when using math code. The math code takes a lot of space which makes the legend too wide. With this feature you can add placeholder text delimited by @...@ in a legend line. This isn't printed in the eps, but it is used to size the legend. This gives correct legend box widths. The modified file is included with the latest update of plot2eps, which uses plotepstex and laprint and further streamlines the work flow.
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20 Nov 2009 plot2eps Function to streamline the workflow of converting plots to eps files for inclusion in LaTeX. Author: Mark Verveld Jakobsen, Peter

18 Nov 2009 plot2eps Function to streamline the workflow of converting plots to eps files for inclusion in LaTeX. Author: Mark Verveld Jakobsen, Peter

Fine work!

However, how am I supposed execute eps2pdf.bat? I suspect it might work on a Windows OS, but it doesn't work on Linux/Unix!!!

03 Nov 2009 plot2eps Function to streamline the workflow of converting plots to eps files for inclusion in LaTeX. Author: Mark Verveld M'Hamed-Ali

Very nice work thanks a lot. It saves a lot of work !!
However, I have some troubles using the @...@ text.
Could you put a simple example to illustrate the method.
On my side I have the following line:
$x_{\text{ter}}$ @xter@
At the end, the legendbox is still too large. I do not understand where is my mistake. For information, I use the MATLAB Version 7.8.0.347 (R2009a).
Thanks in advance.
22 May 2009 plot2eps Function to streamline the workflow of converting plots to eps files for inclusion in LaTeX. Author: Mark Verveld Hakinen, Jushi

Nice work, thanks.
Now I can call one function in my script file to process all the plots and have them saved in the folder where my latex document is.
If something is changed in my results, I only have to run the script and compile my latex and voila I'm done.
Really saves a lot of work!

I did get an error when trying the @...@ text, but it was without having a $...$ mathcode in the string, so you can only use them together.
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