> This may seem stupid but, I am using Linux (Ubuntu 8.04). Is this a "Windows
> only" fix for the zoom problem? What is meant be the term "console version"?
Yes, that's only for Windows, but even there this is built-in if gnuplot.exe
is used instead of wgnuplot.exe.
> The following appears when I type ``gnuplot'' at the command line:
> G N U P L O T
> Version 4.3 patchlevel 0
> last modified March 2009
> System: Linux 2.6.24-23-server
>
> It works with the current CVS version of gnuplot out-of-the-box, ie you
> > don't need to specify any special options during compiling.
> >
> > I think the problem can be that octave is using the gnuplot 4.2.x binary
> > instead of the gnuplot 4.3; check your "gnuplot_binary" in Octave.
>
> "gnuplot_binary" returns ``gnuplot''.
> On my system this refers to gnuplot 4.3. I have uninstalled older versions.
Then
plot(1:100)
and then hitting "g" hotkey in gnuplot's graph should toggle grid on and
off. If not, then try it with explicitly given gnuplot path to be really
sure:
gnuplot_binary('/usr/local/bin/gnuplot')
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