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How to make multiple plots on multiple pages with the same figure filename? [message #87467]

Wed, 05 February 2014 01:20

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atmospheric physics
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Registered: June 2010

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Hello,

I am currently using coyote plotting routines. I wanted to make 3 plots each on first and second pages with same figure filename. Right now, I am plotting 3 plots on page and other 3 plots on another page with different filenames. Is there a simple way with !P.Multi tool in IDL to include multiple pages with same figure filename?

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Figfile1='figure1.ps'

cgPS_Open, FigFile1
cgDisplay,1200,1000
!P.Multi=[0,1,3]

...
...
...

!P.Multi=0
cgPS_Close
cgPS2Raster,FigFile1,/PNG, Width=1000

FigFile2='figure2.ps'
cgPS_Open, FigFile2
cgDisplay,1200,1000
!P.Multi=[0,1,3]

...
...
...

!P.Multi=0
cgPS_Close
cgPS2Raster,FigFile2,/PNG, Width=1000
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Thanks in advance!

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		How to make multiple plots on multiple pages with the same figure filename? By: atmospheric physics on Wed, 05 February 2014 01:20
		Re: How to make multiple plots on multiple pages with the same figure filename? By: andeh on Wed, 05 February 2014 02:12
		Re: How to make multiple plots on multiple pages with the same figure filename? By: David Fanning on Wed, 05 February 2014 03:35
		Re: How to make multiple plots on multiple pages with the same figure filename? By: atmospheric physics on Thu, 06 February 2014 01:16

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