The rough edges include absence of ~addons/ide/jhs/jplotdemos.ijs . I
found jplotdemo.ijs and tried it instead. After several iterations of
installing addons required by jplotdemo.ijs I was able to do
plotdemo
NB. requires JAL graphics/plot and graphics/afm installs
NB. requires JAL general/misc and math/misc installs
NB. plotdemos 0 through jplot 54 create html plot files
plot 10?10
plotdemos 1
plotdemos 10
plotdef 'show';600 300 NB. jhsshow width height
plotdemos 10
plotdef 'link';400 200 NB. jhslink
plotdemos 25
plotdef 'none';600 300 NB. create ~temp/plot.html without show or link
plotdef 'show';600 300 NB. jhsshow
plotdemos 54
but none of the listed commands would work correctly with Google Chrome.
For example,
plot 10?10
led to a window with address http://127.0.0.1:65001/~temp/plot.html
and Chrome error message
No data received
Unable to load the webpage because the server sent no data.
Here are some suggestions:
Reload this webpage later.
Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): The server closed the connection
without sending any data.
This was a typical response to the commands I tried.
However, when I used Windows Explorer to find file
C:\Users\Kip Murray\j701-user\temp\plot.htm
and clicked on the file name in Windows Explorer, a J Plot window opened
showing a jagged line plot passing through ten random points, on a
"graph paper" grid with labels i.10 on the x and y axes.
So something is working!
It appears to me ~temp/plot.html was incorrect identification of the
html file.
On 12/2/2011 12:34 PM, Eric Iverson wrote:
> Thanks to a significant contribution by Bill Lam we now have much of the J6
> native J plot facility in J7 JHS!
>
> This provides plotting in JHS similar to what was available in J6 without
> the requirement for gnuplot and without the limitations of Google Charts.
>
> The plot output is an html file that draws on the html5 canvas element.
> This is similar to the new gnuplot facility and uses the same jhsshow,
> jhslink, and related facilities.
>
> There are still rough edges that need work, but I strongly encourage you to
> take an initial look.
>
> Use JAL to update JHS then shutdown and restart JHS server.
>
> browse to jijx
> load'~addons/ide/jhs/jplotdemos.ijs'
> plotdemo
>
> One of the big problems in getting labs to run in JHS was that J6 plot
> wasn't supported. With this new support it should be much easier to get
> more of the labs running cleanly on JHS.
>
> This plot facility will work on your iPad!
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