I am using scilab to work with recorded data and now wish to plot that data neatly inside my latex document. My question to this forum: How would I do that. Until so far I used to export the plots I generated in an eps format and included those eps in my document. BUT, if I decide to resize my figure, the fonts of the axis or the labels are geting smaller or larger as well as the plot itself.
I was wondering if there is a package, that "eats" data files, where the data is stored numericaly, and then spids out a plot with a title and axis labels with the actual font size I am using in my document. And all this regardless of how much I resize the plotting area!
I was fooling around a little with TIkZ trying to achieve exactly something like that. However, writing that "code" is by far too much effort.
So is there a program/way/package that:
- able to draw vector graphics AND
- keep the font size of the labels, legends, titles, axis labels etc. readable and in relation to the font size used in the surrounding document
cherio Woltan
