latex interpreter - different fonts
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Hello,
I plot a figure, where the xlabel uses latex interpreter.
e. g.: xlabel('$\frac{1}{pi}dy$','Interpreter','latex','FontName','Times')
Unfortunately the font is not Times in the figure, however, when I do not use latex-interpreter, the FontName option works fine.
Does anybody know how to solve the problem: use the latex interprete and get the Time font in the figure?
Best Regards and thanks in advance for the help
Waldemar
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Walter Roberson
2011-6-26
Question: which MATLAB version and which OS are you using?
Andrew Newell
2011-6-26
My question too - I can't reproduce this.
Daniel Shub
2011-6-27
Interesting, I can reproduce it on both 32-bit Windows (r2010a) and 64-bit Linux (r2010b). When the `interpreter` is `tex` or `none` changing the `fontname` has an effect. When the interpreter is `latex`, changing the `fontname` has no effect. I tried it with both an equation and plain text.
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Patrick Kalita
2011-6-27
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What you're describing is basically the expected behavior. When you set the Interpreter property to 'latex', MATLAB will hand off the string (e.g. '$\frac{1}{pi}dy$') directly to the LaTeX system, and LaTeX decides what fonts get used. The FontName property gets ignored.
It may be possible to install some kind of custom font alongside the regular LaTeX fonts (they're in %MATLABROOT/sys/fonts/ttf/cm), and then use some kind of LaTeX markup in your string that tells it to switch fonts. I've never done it, and I don't guarantee that would work, but if you're really desperate to make it work you might give it a try.
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