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;Description: A tool to save a figure exactly as it is displayed on screen (wysiwyg)
;Description: A tool to save a figure exactly as it is displayed on screen (wysiwyg)
 
   
     Usage:  saver(name,fignumber,path,save_eps)
     Usage:  saver(name,fignumber,path,filetype)
   
   
     Inputs:  name:      name of the file (without extension)
     Inputs:  name:      name of the file (without extension)
             fignumber: figure number (default: current figure)
             fignumber: (optional) figure number (default: current figure)
             path:      where to save the file (default: current dir)
             path:      (optional) where to save the file (default: current dir)
             save_eps[ 1 | 0 (default) ] also save as .eps file
             filetype:  (optional) which filetype e.g. 'pdf', 'eps', 'png', etc. (default: '.pdf')
      
      
     Outputs: name.pdf (optionally also name.eps)  
     Outputs: name.pdf (or different extension if chosen)


Saves figure(fig) to ''name.pdf'' in the current directory (or in path).  
Saves figure(fig) to ''name.pdf'' in the current directory (or in path).  

Revision as of 13:22, 15 October 2013

Back to Matlab Tools


Files

Note: Wikipedia automatically changes the first letter of a filename to uppercase. To avoid warnings in Matlab, save the file in lowercase.

File:Saver.m
File:Export fig.zip

First install the export_fig toolbox in a folder that is in the Matlab path. The export_fig toolbox can save dashed and dotted lines in a proper way, which is not possible using the standard Matlab 'print' function.


Description
A tool to save a figure exactly as it is displayed on screen (wysiwyg)
   Usage:   saver(name,fignumber,path,filetype)

   Inputs:  name:      name of the file (without extension)
            fignumber: (optional) figure number (default: current figure)
            path:      (optional) where to save the file (default: current dir)
            filetype:  (optional) which filetype e.g. 'pdf', 'eps', 'png', etc. (default: '.pdf')
   
   Outputs: name.pdf (or different extension if chosen)

Saves figure(fig) to name.pdf in the current directory (or in path). Especially useful in combination with the print preparation tool (setplot.m)


Author
Rob Hoogendijk