Matlab 2014a vector graphics output how to#

If youвЂ™ve ever wondered whatвЂ™s going on in the icon on the export_fig download page (reproduced below), then this explanation is for you: The icon is designed to demonstrate as many of export_figвЂs features as possible. The following excerpt comes from the README file (please do read the entire file):

Matlab 2014a vector graphics output how to#

For his benefit, and anyone elseвЂ™s interest, I will briefly describe the layout and functionality of the toolbox.Д«efore starting, I always recommend that new users read the README file, to get a better understanding of the available options, how the functions perform, how to do certain frequently-asked things, and what problems still remain. Yair has very kindly agreed to take over maintenance of export_fig. Today, Oliver describes the basic technical mechanisms underlying export_fig. export_fig has improved the output quality of figures for so many numerous Matlab users that it is hard to imagine a Matlab File Exchange without it. For the past few years, excluding short spans of time, OliverвЂ™s export_fig was the File ExchangeвЂ™s most downloaded utility, by a wide margin. This is no easy feat in a File Exchange that hosts ~23K utilities at latest count. For the past several years Oliver has been a top contributor on the Matlab File Exchange, and several of his utilities have earned the prestigious distinction as вЂњPick of the WeekвЂќ. I would like to introduce guest blogger Oliver Woodford.