- #GNUPORT USE X11 INSTEAD OF AQUATERM HOW TO#
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When I try to plot, I get the following message: In a bash terminal set terminal, set Terminal, set term, (and the same, followed by “aqua” too) etc gives nothing. What does set terminal aqua enhanced mean in Bash? I know it’s a patch, but finally I don’t mind aquaterm or x11, I just want plots to be generated With this, plots are generated with x11 which is already in the terminal list of gnuplot ( set terminal ). Instead of installing and integrating aquaterm into gnuplot, in octave typed: setenv GNUTERM x11.
#GNUPORT USE X11 INSTEAD OF AQUATERM HOW TO#
We need to modify the homebrew recipe for gnuplot to enable aquaterm support, open up the brew recipe for gnuplot by typing: How to use aquaterm instead of X11 in octave? Why does terminal aqua not show up in gnuplot?Įssentially gnuplot cannot locate the AquaTerm library files, that’s why aqua doesn’t show up as a terminal type option after we installed gnuplot. I know it’s a patch, but finally I don’t mind aquaterm or x11, I just want plots to be generated set terminal or set term is gnuplot command.
#GNUPORT USE X11 INSTEAD OF AQUATERM DRIVER#
Re: gnuplot_x11 driver with octave.app/gnuplot.How to use aquaterm in gnuplot in octave? Plotting no longer works after closing a plot window Re: gnuplot_x11 driver with octave.app/gnuplot.app on Mac, Henry F.Re: gnuplot_x11 driver with octave.app/gnuplot.app on Mac, Thomas Treichl, 1.Re: gnuplot_x11 driver with octave.app/gnuplot.app on Mac,.Re: gnuplot_x11 driver with octave.app/gnuplot.app on Mac, Thomas Treichl, 0.Re: gnuplot_x11 driver with octave.app/gnuplot.app on Mac, John W.Re: gnuplot_x11 driver with octave.app/gnuplot.app on Mac, Thomas Treichl, 4.gnuplot_x11 driver with octave.app/gnuplot.app on Mac, Henry F.> should be able to work with this and X11. > Don't know if I have the time today to work on this problem but meanwhile you > /Contents/Resources/share/octave/2.9.13/m/plot/drawnow.m > be that you manually set "x11" in line 124 of > also drawnow.m overwrites the term variable to "aqua" - a first workaround > /Contents/Resources/share/octave/2.9.13/m/plot/_gnuplot_version_ You can also work around this problem if you set > (meanwhile can you please try if these changes solve the problem on your
#GNUPORT USE X11 INSTEAD OF AQUATERM PATCH#
> need to have a look for that and will send back a patch to the Octave bug-list > of Gnuplot.app is not set correctly and because of this we get another error. > I can see another problem in the current CVS of octave that the version number
> bash$ export GNUTERM=x11 # note the lower case letter of x11 > then try to run /Contents/Resources/bin/gnuplot and type > /Applications/Gnuplot.app/Contents/Resources/bin/gnuplot: line 57: 694 > Expected X11 driver: /tmp/gnuplot-ppc/libexec/gnuplot/4.2/gnuplot_x11 > /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/bin/octave > henry-f-mollets-emac:~ hfm$ GNUTERM=X11 > It works with octave-2.1.71/gnuplot-4.0 in xterm windwow. > "GNUTERM=X11" does not work (see below) > octave.app/gnuplot.app in xterm window. > I want to use gnuplot_x11 instead of AquaTerm for plots when using On 8/4/07 2:48 AM, Thomas Treichl at wrote: Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/bin/octaĬopyright (C) 2007 John W. Options are '0 title "Figure 0" size 846 594 font "Times-Roman,14" Applications/Gnuplot.app/Contents/Resources/bin/gnu Henry-f-mollets-emac:~ hfm$ export GNUTERM=x11 Them more carefully to better understand. I have seen additional emails regarding this and have to study I have not yet tried to change _gnuplot_version_.m and/orĭrawnow.m. However, when starting with octave, I still have the same problem (seeīelow). I can also switch between AquaTerm and x11 after invoking gnuplot. fi") and it works when starting with gnuplot (see below). I've made the suggested changes in gnuplot (in line 56 after "export
#GNUPORT USE X11 INSTEAD OF AQUATERM MAC#
Re: gnuplot_x11 driver with octave.app/gnuplot.app on Mac
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