I see that `#:out-file' is missing from the docs, and I'll fix that.
At Mon, 17 Jan 2011 14:24:55 +, Noel Welsh wrote:
> If you specify out-file as an initialisation parameter I think it will
> be saved to the named file.
>
> #lang scheme
> (require plot)
>
> (plot
> (line sin)
> #:out-fil
If you specify out-file as an initialisation parameter I think it will
be saved to the named file.
#lang scheme
(require plot)
(plot
(line sin)
#:out-file "foo.png")
HTH,
N.
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 12:18 PM, Milan Markovic wrote:
> Hello everybody,
> I looked several times through the docs a
2011/1/17 Milan Markovic :
> [...]
> I was wondering if I could save a plot directly to an image file without
> having to "fish" it out of the REPL and right click.
> [...]
Hello Milan,
plot views support the convertible protocol. Try something like this:
#lang racket/base
(require file/conv
Contrary to the docs, a plot-view inherits from image-snip, which means you
should be able to get the bitmap and from there you should be able to write
things to a file. (See below.)
But this is clearly an oversight and calls for an extension. Then again,
perhaps I am overlooking things -- Ma
Hello everybody,
I looked several times through the docs and couldn't find anything to solve
my problem.
I was wondering if I could save a plot directly to an image file without
having to "fish" it out of the REPL and right click. I am looking into
automatically creating a series of graphs direct
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