I suspect Devon uses jconsole instead of jqt frontend.
On Mon, Apr 24, 2023, 6:41 AM chris burke wrote:
> Please send bug reports to general, and respond there, thanks.
>
> This worked for me as below. What is your environment and what
> commands were used?
>
>load'plot'
>plot 2 3 7 5
>
Please send bug reports to general, and respond there, thanks.
This worked for me as below. What is your environment and what
commands were used?
load'plot'
plot 2 3 7 5
pd 'save png tiles.png'
JVERSION
Engine: j9.4.1/j64avx2/linux
Build: commercial/2023-02-27T15:24:41/clang-11-0-0/S
It seems like I have this same problem over and over again: I cannot send
the result of "plot" to any format other than the default PDF. Is anyone
able to save a plot to e.g. a .PNG file?
When I try the command "pd 'save png tiles2.png'", I get a message telling
me to first display an isigraph plo
The 9.5 beta cycle has started!
https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/System/Installation/J9.5
Install it now to help make it as stable as possible come release time, but
also to steer it in directions that are relevant to you.
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Right j.dll needs to load pthreadVC3.dll and mpir.dll in j904. This isn't
any problem for jconsole or jqt because they are in the same folder as the
dll. I assume your front end is not the same folder as j.dll and by the
same token, the pthreadvc3 and mpir.dll. Therefore you need to put them in
P