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<pre wrap="">For illustration purposes, it makes sense sometimes to simplify the
curve for a smaller file.
Illustrator or Inkscape offer this simplifying feature transforming a
set of n segments in a set
of m splines with m<<n. Is there a way to achieve this with pstricks.
(In my previous post, I wanted
to plot an eps file simplified by the above Illustrator feature within a
pspicture environnement)
If I find a tool that is able to transform my data from n segments to m
splines, would \dataplot
be able to handle the splines instead of straight segments ?
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try plotstyle=curv</pre>
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Nice, I missed it. Inkscape is also offering a simplification feature.
Once a curve is simplified,<br>
it can be exported in a piece of pstricks (not perfect but of some help
sometimes).<br>
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