eps [ item <id> ] '<filename>' [at <x>, <y>] [rotate <angle>] [width <width>] [height <height>]
The eps command allows Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) images to be inserted onto multiplot canvases. The at modifier can be used to specify where the bottom-left corner of the image should be placed; if it is not, then the image is placed at the origin. The rotate modifier can be used to rotate the image by any angle, measured in degrees counter-clockwise. The width or height modifiers can be used to specify the width or height with which the image should be rendered; both should be specified in centimetres. If neither is specified then the image will be rendered with the native dimensions specified within the PostScript. The eps command is often useful in multiplot mode, allowing PostScript images to be combined with plots, text labels, etc.
All vector graphics objects placed on multiplot canvases receive unique identification numbers which count sequentially from one, and which may be listed using the list command. By reference to these numbers, they can be deleted and subsequently restored with the delete and undelete commands respectively.