Hi Valeri,
Valeri Onuchin <Valeri.Onoutchine_at_cern.ch> writes:
> Hi,
> you can display PS file with antialising=ON
> in ROOT itself without gv -> just click on PS file in ROOT browser.
> It will invoke the same method which used in gv, i.e.
> running GhostScript program. TCanvas with PS file image will appear.
> One can save this canvas in any other image format (no need for convert).
>
Thanks for the information. What I'm doing here is to embed root code
and output in a pdf document using StatWeave
(http://www.stat.uiowa.edu/~rlenth/StatWeave/). StatWeave allows you
to write a document with embeded code for R and other statistical
engines. I've written a statweave extension for root [1] and ConTeXt
that lets one write a document that contains root code. When the
document is processed by statweave, the chunks of root code are
processed by root in batch mode and the output is placed into the
document. The latter is then processed by ConTeXt into a pdf in the
normal way. The pdf can then be viewed with xpdf or gv.
Unfortunately, the -aaVector option to pdf does not do a very good job
and the pictures in the final document are still displayed poorly. gv
is much better, but it crashes with on my final documents with this
bug:
http://www.ghostscript.com/pipermail/gs-bugs/2008-May/002220.html. So
I'm somewhat stuck.
Cheers,
Roger
[1] Don't get excited, it has not been tested throroughly yet. Received on Mon Dec 15 2008 - 20:34:43 CET
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