How to save multiple figures with specific figure name in a certain directory ?

Hello,

I want to save multiple figures with specific figure name inside a directory. With the following script I've created multiple figures in the Directory but however the figures are saved as .ps format. But I want to save figures as .png with a resolution 1000 or 2000. Can anyone help me to find a solution ? Thank you.

nSensors = size(A,2);
%% Do TimeSeries Analysis with the group of files
for base=1:nSensors  
    ......
        ....
        .....
h=figure;
plot(xx, mn,'r-', 'linewidth', .75); hold on; grid on;
fig_name = strcat('Pulse_of_Sensor_Gr_',num2str(base)); %% exportgraphics(gcf, sprintf('Fig_%d.png', k)); % Or gca instead of gcf.
title(sprintf ('[1-100]-th Files Avg. 1sec Pulse:"MAX" Sensor-%d', base));
xlabel(sprintf('Time'));
ylabel('Magnitude after thresholding'); 
set(gcf, 'PaperUnits','inches','PaperPosition',[0 0 3.3 2]);
ax = gca; ax.FontSize = 8; %ax.FontWeight = 'bold';
destination='C:\Users\sys\Max\Figures\';
print([destination,num2str(base),'-dpng','-r2000']);
close(h)
end

[Jan]

"the figures are saved as .ps format" - why do you assume this? print -dpng creates PNG files, so maybe you are looking into the wrong folder?

[SA]

Thank you for the response. If I use this command

print([destination,num2str(base),'-dpng','-r2000']);

then I get the file names like these 'h1-dpng-r2000.ps' , 'h2-dpng-r2000.ps'........and so on here these names does not reflect the 'fig_name'. When I use this command

print([destination,fig_name,'-dpng','-r2000']);

then I get 'hCEB_Pulse_of_Sensor_Gr_1-dpng-r2000.ps', 'hCEB_Pulse_of_Sensor_Gr_2-dpng-r2000.ps'.............and so on. I don't understand why Matlab consider '-dpng' as figure names rather '-dpng' as figure types. Can you point out what's wrong here? Thanks again.

Answer 1

[Jan]

Ah, I see:

print([destination,num2str(base),'-dpng','-r2000']);
%                                                ^ End of file name ?!
% Better:
print([destination, num2str(base)], '-dpng', '-r2000');
%                                ^ File name ends here

[SA]

Many thanks to you. It works fine as of my expectation.