Re: [O] Greek symbol rendering problem in gnuplot

On Tuesday, 30 Apr 2019 at 22:41, Lawrence Bottorff wrote: > I guess I'm being manic about this due to the overall difficulty of > producing graphs and diagrams in general in the STEM world. If you're good, > you can transcribe JIT, say, a math lecture on your laptop with org-mode -- > prose and

Re: [O] Greek symbol rendering problem in gnuplot

As I understand, the more "up-to-date" 2017 version is not as comprehensive as the 2014 version. I got in contact with Bruce Ravel (2014 author) and he says he's standing by, but I told him to wait to see what the org-mode side can do first about the :session issue. So in general I'm supposing

Re: [O] Greek symbol rendering problem in gnuplot

For the list: Lawrence and I have followed this through a bit more. The solution, for those that have a newer version of gnuplot-mode (2017 version instead of the 2014 version), is to set :session to "none". I would suggest that there is a bug in ob-gnuplot.el. Specifically, :session is

Re: [O] Greek symbol rendering problem in gnuplot

I've looked at the gnuplot mode 2014 github site -- and no issues seem to have been addressed by the owner in recent years. Will try to debug myself. On Tue, Apr 30, 2019 at 1:09 AM Fraga, Eric wrote: > Thanks for the long explanation. I am

Re: [O] Greek symbol rendering problem in gnuplot

The 2014 "gnuplot-mode" has the problem of not rendering the greek symbols when asked to by babel, hence, my switch to "gnuplot-mode" 2017. C-h v gnuplot-program reports gnuplot-program’s value is "/usr/bin/gnuplot" This variable may be risky if used as a file-local variable. Documentation:

Re: [O] Greek symbol rendering problem in gnuplot

Thanks for the long explanation. I am using the 2014 version of gnuplot-mode and gnuplot 5.2. gnuplot-mode has a customizable variable, gnuplot-program, which specifies which command to execute to start gnuplot. The default value for this variable, at least in the 2014 version, is simply

Re: [O] Greek symbol rendering problem in gnuplot

Yes, Ubuntu 19.04. Latest-greatest everything else pertinent as well. Here is are my subscriptions (setq package-archives '(("ELPA" . "http://tromey.com/elpa/;) ("gnu" . "http://elpa.gnu.org/packages/;) ("melpa" . "https://melpa.org/packages/;) ("org" . "https://orgmode.org/elpa/;))) And so

Re: [O] Greek symbol rendering problem in gnuplot

Emacs (and hence org) will use whichever gnuplot is found in your $PATH, assuming you're on Linux (you did not specify). You also, for babel, need the gnuplot mode. I don't understand why you removed the gnuplot package as it does not have the emacs mode; that is provided by the separate

[O] Greek symbol rendering problem in gnuplot

Maybe take a look at this issue, which describes a tortured trek to find a way to get Gnuplot to properly render Π (pi) in an output graphic. Apparently, the gnuplot package is from 2014 and doesn't handle