Scilab Function
Last update : 00/00/0000

xs2ps - send graphics to a file in PS syntax

### Calling Sequence

  `xs2ps(win_num,filen,[color])`

### Parameters

- `win_num`: integer scalar or vector .
- `filen`: string, file name.
- `color`: optional integer. 0 means black and white and 1 means color. The default value is to use a value compatible with the screen status.

### Description

`xs2ps` saves the recorded graphics of the window `win_num` to file `filen` in Postscript syntax. The `filen` must not have suffix extension.

Note that the generated Postscript file cannot be direcly printed since it requires a header file. The Scilab command `BEpsf` or others can be used to add a header file. The function `xs2eps` can be used to directly produce an encapsulated Postscript file with an header.

This function works only if the selected driver is `"Rec"` in the window `win_num` or if the window is in "new style". The generated postscript file does not contrains the header part

### Examples

        scf(0)
        plot2d()
        // Postcript export
        filename='foo'; // ! no extension
        xs2ps(0,filename)
        //add the Postscript file header and create <filename>.eps file
        if MSDOS then
          unix_s(pathconvert('""'+WSCI+'/bin/BEpsf'+'""',%f)+' -p ' +filename)
        else
          unix_s(pathconvert('SCI/bin/BEpsf',%f)+' -p ' +filename)
        end
        // Gif export
        xs2gif(0,'foo.gif')
        // ppm export
        xs2ppm(0,'foo.ppm')

### See Also

`set_posfig_dim`, `printing`, `xs2eps`, `xs2fig`, `xs2gif`, `xbasimp`, `xs2ppm`,