Dimitri Georganas writes:
> Yes, in theory it will work, but it practice doesn't. I read that page of
> course, replaced the pathnames, looked into the code and eventually found
> out that it calls gnuplot as an .exe explicitly. I'm sure it can be made to
> work but being on a tight schedule I'm
Yes, in theory it will work, but it practice doesn't. I read that page of
course, replaced the pathnames, looked into the code and eventually found
out that it calls gnuplot as an .exe explicitly. I'm sure it can be made to
work but being on a tight schedule I'm trying to cut some corners.
On
Dimitri Georganas writes:
> I also looked at graphics/gnuplot addon, but it seems windows-specific.
Why do you think?
I believe it could work anywhere, though on Windows, if
you define GNUPLOTBIN_pgnuplot_, as described here
https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Addons/graphics/gnuplot
one could hav
I think your code works fine, the only problem is how to get the bitmap the
pd code produces into a variable. The pd 'get' function complains that
clipboard is supported only on Windows - it seems to depend on pd 'clip'. :/
On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 8:16 AM Devon McCormick wrote:
> Hi -
> I don't
Thanks, pdf has been working fine - will try to find a way to convert it to
a bitmap afterwards.
On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 8:56 AM bill lam wrote:
> PNG should be a lossless format, it got compression level, but still
> lossless anyways, do the quality must already bad before saving as png
> files
PNG should be a lossless format, it got compression level, but still
lossless anyways, do the quality must already bad before saving as png
files.
cairo built-in text font was a toy only, not sure if it got improvement or
not.
plot has several output formats, you may try pdf which works on jconsol
Hi -
I don't know how well this works on non-Win systems, but I use these:
load 'ide/qt/qtlib' NB. At least since v. 8.07
read_image=: readimg_jqtide_
write_image=: writeimg_jqtide_
These verbs are smart enough to figure out the file format from the suffix
of the name to which you write
Hi,
I'm modeling IC bed impact due to COVID-19 and I need to output a large
number of bitmaps, so png seems a good choice. However, PNG (cairo) output
results in quality loss (compared to the default option) and I was
wondering if I am missing any libraries (libcairo is installed). It's a
linux sy
