Re: Visualisation applications and Octave.
Daniel J Sebald <[email protected]> Wed, 09 Jun 2004 11:02:50 -0500
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Teemu Ikonen wrote: >On 08/06/04 23:13, Ole Jacob Hagen wrote: > > >>We are still using oset, oget, oplot, oline, osurf,oimage,opatch and so >>on, but we would really want to use set, get, plot, line, surf, patch >>instead. >>This would mean that m-files to the application, which we cannot mention >>here can also be used within Octave. >>So, John...Is it possible to remove the builtin set-command? >> >> > >Hi, > >A few months ago I posted a patch to the maintainers list which allows for >removing all the gnuplot-related code from core Octave, while the interface >remains at least 90% compatible. I promised John to work on the patch a >little more (I had some strange bugs with gnuplot 4.0), but haven't had the >time and interest lately. > Teemu, What kind of strangeness are you experiencing in 4.0? I've not run 4.0 from any of the binaries, but the CVS version seems to run fine with 4.0. Dan