@adin: I can't provide any support and/or changes on the script no longer. I have never tested the \usepackage[pdf]{pstricks} version of pstricks but it could work.
Regarding the one/two column document: I recommend to export two versions of the figure, one for each version of the document. The best way is to write the default configuration to the "globals" struct and run the script with "fig2texPS(fignum,globals)".
@ Bertrand Scherrer: Thank you for your help. I have integrated your code to the latest version 0.5.2 that can be found here:
http://fig2texps.peter-scholz.net The borders of the text boxes are now also shown. But there is still some finetuning to implement, e.g. an automatic linebreak for longer text. I will do that when I'll find some time for that :-)
@ Pia: I have tested your given errorbar with the newest version V.0.5.1 and it works fine without errors. Please test again with the same version and send me your tex-file if it still not works. Peter
Hi Peter, I made some changes to your script regarding the use of pdflatex, now the files created use ifpdf package to compile for pdflatex and latex. I didn't know where to put it, so you can find it here: http://pastebin.com/cHGqD9a5
Also, I found a bug when you have points outside of the axis size, in which those points are removed from the plot.
I'm not sure if my approach is correct or not, but did the job for my test scenarios. Also, it may help others.
@adin: I can't provide any support and/or changes on the script no longer. I have never tested the \usepackage[pdf]{pstricks} version of pstricks but it could work.
Regarding the one/two column document: I recommend to export two versions of the figure, one for each version of the document. The best way is to write the default configuration to the "globals" struct and run the script with "fig2texPS(fignum,globals)".
Hi, I love your script. It work really good. However, I'm struggling with a couple of things.
First, it would be great if you add an option for pdflatex. You can compile it using \usepackage[pdf]{pstricks} instead of the normal pstricks header that you already have. However, this only works for the stand alone version. Which creates my second issue.
The thing is that if you have a two column document, the size of the document is fixed, is there a way to make it change with the \linewidth. So it will be relative to one or two column documents.
Hi Peter, I made some changes to your script regarding the use of pdflatex, now the files created use ifpdf package to compile for pdflatex and latex. I didn't know where to put it, so you can find it here: http://pastebin.com/cHGqD9a5
Also, I found a bug when you have points outside of the axis size, in which those points are removed from the plot.
I'm not sure if my approach is correct or not, but did the job for my test scenarios. Also, it may help others.
@adin: I can't provide any support and/or changes on the script no longer. I have never tested the \usepackage[pdf]{pstricks} version of pstricks but it could work.
Regarding the one/two column document: I recommend to export two versions of the figure, one for each version of the document. The best way is to write the default configuration to the "globals" struct and run the script with "fig2texPS(fignum,globals)".
Hi, I love your script. It work really good. However, I'm struggling with a couple of things.
First, it would be great if you add an option for pdflatex. You can compile it using \usepackage[pdf]{pstricks} instead of the normal pstricks header that you already have. However, this only works for the stand alone version. Which creates my second issue.
The thing is that if you have a two column document, the size of the document is fixed, is there a way to make it change with the \linewidth. So it will be relative to one or two column documents.
Thanks for your work. :)
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