Publishing matlab figures

Publishing matlab figures

[Jan Pohanka]

Hello,
I'm used to use LaTeX for scientific publishing mainly because many  
conferences offers an article template in this language. I'd like to use  
Context to typeset my thesis, but I miss one important feature from LaTeX.  
Psfrag package can be used to replace selected marks in an eps figure  
(generated by Matlab) with a text typesets with TeX engine. There is also  
an alternative package which converts thess psfragged figures to pdf and  
full work can be processed by pdftex.
Is there any similar way how to do this in Context? It would really help  
me. I can of course use a workaround with preparing pictures with LaTeX  
and using generated pdfs lately, but it is not an ideal solution.

greetings Jan


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Re: Publishing matlab figures

[Vnpenguin]

I would like to advise you just one word : stay with LaTeX & finish your thesis!
After that you can_play_ with ConTeXt if you want :)


2010/7/19 Jan Pohanka <xhpohanka@gmail.com>:
> Hello,
> I'm used to use LaTeX for scientific publishing mainly because many
> conferences offers an article template in this language. I'd like to use
> Context to typeset my thesis, but I miss one important feature from LaTeX.
> Psfrag package can be used to replace selected marks in an eps figure
> (generated by Matlab) with a text typesets with TeX engine. There is also an
> alternative package which converts thess psfragged figures to pdf and full
> work can be processed by pdftex.
> Is there any similar way how to do this in Context? It would really help me.
> I can of course use a workaround with preparing pictures with LaTeX and
> using generated pdfs lately, but it is not an ideal solution.
>
> greetings Jan
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Re: Publishing matlab figures

[luigi scarso]

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On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 6:08 PM, Vnpenguin <vnpenguin@vnoss.org> wrote:

> I would like to advise you just one word : stay with LaTeX & finish your
> thesis!
> After that you can_play_ with ConTeXt if you want :)
>
> +1

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