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Saving to an ascii file

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Saving to an ascii file

Saving to an ascii file

(OP)
Hello,

Can someone help?

I have 3 matrix of the same size 150x192

I have ploted them using :

contour(matrix1,matrix2,matrixZ)

Is there away to save the output as an ascii file?

Thanks

RE: Saving to an ascii file

Type "help save" at the command prompt.

M

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Dr Michael F Platten

RE: Saving to an ascii file

(OP)
Thanks,

I tried : save newfile matrix1 matrix2 matrix3 -ascii

the output (newfile) is a 450x192 which is not what I am after. I want the new matrix to saved as 150x192 same as it was displayed using:

contour(matrix1,matrix2,matrixZ)

Where matrix1 and matrix2 are actually the x and y data

Or there is something that I did not understand?

RE: Saving to an ascii file

You want to save the figure? as an ASCII file?

M

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Dr Michael F Platten

RE: Saving to an ascii file

(OP)
Michael,

Yes, but how do I save the figure as an ASCII?

Juma

RE: Saving to an ascii file

(OP)
sorry, maybe the right word

is to save the output of the figure as an ASCII file

or if not, convert the figure to ASCII

Thanks,

Juma

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