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[Henri Girard <address@hidden>]

Le 30/03/2012 10:33, Andrey G. Grozin a écrit :
> On Thu, 29 Mar 2012, Henri Girard wrote:
> > If I want to get the image back i must start gimp transform it in a 
> > format texmacs knows what a lot manipulation when doing things I 
> > don't even master !
> A plot in an external gnuplot window is a live object. You can 
> interact with it by your mouse and change it in various ways. After 
> you are completely satisfied, you can export it from gnuplot as an 
> .eps file. Then it is trivial to insert in into a TeXmacs document.
>
> A plot inside TeXmacs is a dead object. You cannot interact with it. 
> Therefore, I think that having a live plot in an externa gnuplot 
> window is much better.
>
> I don't understand why you need gimp. The prefered graphics format for 
> importing into TeXmacs is eps. gnuplot is perfectly able to produce 
> it, without any extra convertion programs.
>
> Andrey
easy : I don't know eps, i don't know how to use it in texmacs. I do 
understand what you mean, but I don't work the way you do... I could, 
but I have not enaugh time to work your way. I use texmacs because I 
don't know latex, otherwise I guess i would use other way. I don't agree 
with you when you say a plot inside texmacs is a dead object : I correct 
my plot and straight i see from sage into texmacs how it changes.

kind regards
Henri