Søren Hauberg wrote:
>
> Hi All
>
> I just commited a new function, 'gplot3', to the 'plot' package. This is
> simply the obvious 3D version of 'gplot' (I use it for visualising
> motion capture data). When I added this function I noticed that the
> 'plot' package contains some functions that override core Octave
> functions. Specifically, it comes with
>
> * ginput
> * gtext
> * waitforbuttonpress
>
> Would it be okay to remove these functions from the 'plot' package?
>
> Søren
>
I'd say go ahead and remove them. They were probably kept at the time
because a stabe version of Octave with these functions didn't exist. If I
remember correctly, the octave-forge versions of these functions is
dependent on X11 as well and won't work with Windows or the Mas Aqua
terminal of gnuplot.
Cheers
David
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