Re: Save a plot to .ps

[Thomas Hoffmann]

> That is not what I meant. Printing could still be done by an m-file
> which comes/comes-not whith octave. 
> 
> Can I find out which terminal gnuplot is using?
> If yes, that would be really easy.
It depends.

You can ask for the active terminal with "gshow terminal", e.g.:

octave:2> 
        terminal type is x11 

Typical "screen terminals" are x11 or pm (OS/2-PM). But maybe you just want to 
restore the terminal that was used immediately before issuing the print 
command. I do not know if it is possible to parse the gshow output in octave.

Thomas.