Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot

2011-12-02 Thread David Mitchell
It was my problem. I had too many versions of gnuplot installed. I cleaned them all out and reinstalled gnuplot in my home directory and everything was fine. The plots looked very good. -- On 12/2/2011 10:34, Eric Iverson wrote: > Puzzling. Something is really messed up. > > 'd0' gpd0 term

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot

2011-12-02 Thread bill lam
I tested it worked for linux. Did you try type 'set term' in a gnuplot session as suggested to check if png support had been compiled into the windows binary? Птн, 02 Дек 2011, David Mitchell писал(а): > I updated ide/jhs and the gnuplot demo would no longer work with my existing > gnuplot insta

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot

2011-12-02 Thread Eric Iverson
Puzzling. Something is really messed up. 'd0' gpd0 term_png NB. create png file error: set term png tiny size 400,200 xff ^ Seems to indicate gnuplot binary isn't working correctly. 'd0' gpd0 term_canvas NB. create html file ~temp/gnuplot/gnu Bu

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot

2011-12-02 Thread David Mitchell
I updated ide/jhs and the gnuplot demo would no longer work with my existing gnuplot install and IE9. I installed gnuplot from www.gnuplot.info and got the same results. load'~addons/ide/jhs/gnuplot.ijs' gpdemo'' ... 'd0' gpd0 term_png NB. create png file error: set

[Jprogramming] gnuplot

2011-12-01 Thread Eric Iverson
The latest JHS JAL update has significant improvements to gnuplot support. Use JHS JAL to update to the latest version of ide/jhs. Shutdown and restart JHS server and see link|jhelp|gnuplot section for info on installing and using gnuplot. --

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot is running on j701 and Darwin

2010-12-29 Thread bill lam
I have little interest in this addons, but I will upload it to jal if you wish. Срд, 29 Дек 2010, Charles Turner писал(а): > Hi all- > > I got the gnuplot addon running with j701 on the MacIntosh: > > > > Gnuplot's backend for Aquaterm makes pretty nice grap

[Jprogramming] gnuplot is running on j701 and Darwin

2010-12-29 Thread Charles Turner
Hi all- I got the gnuplot addon running with j701 on the MacIntosh: Gnuplot's backend for Aquaterm makes pretty nice graphs. I fixed the issue with the script not being able to run gnuplot from a shell. As Henry Rich said, the code might be a bit stale. I j

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot has "show functions" what is the equivalent in J?

2009-04-05 Thread Oleg Kobchenko
Very good intro for "gui/util/cobrowse": concise and comprehensive. PS. Here's a reminder on addons loading conventions: (the main script is the SAME AS folder name) load 'format/publish' = 'format/publish/publish' = '~addons/format/publish/publish.ijs' load 'docs/wikihtml' = 'docs/wikiht

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot has "show functions" what is the equivalent in J?

2009-03-24 Thread Don Guinn
Really neat! Ran into a couple of problems. The line draw characters are not as wide as other text when displaying boxed data. But other characters seem to be fixed width. Why not use the same line draw characters as selected in config? The taskbar at the top is all blanks, but putting the cursor o

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot has "show functions" what is the equivalent in J?

2009-03-24 Thread Brian Schott
A polished addon, cobrowse.ijs, is available and elegant in its handling of "show" like features. A screencast to demonstrate it was just made. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiLRqpx78TA Or you can just load it as follows, if you have downloaded the addon already. load jpath '~addons/gui/ut

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot has "show functions" what is the equivalent in J?

2009-03-24 Thread Raul Miller
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 10:44 PM, Jonathan Lettvin wrote: > Something like: > show avg > avg=: +/ % # show=:3 :'y,''=: '',5!:5http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot has "show functions" what is the equivalent in J?

2009-03-23 Thread Sherlock, Ric
> From: Jonathan Lettvin > > gnuplot "show functions" lists all the currently defined functions. > I would like to review the current definitions that I have entered. > I would like to review the set of definitions I have loaded. > Something like: >show avg > avg=: +/ % # Is this the sort of

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot has "show functions" what is the equivalent in J?

2009-03-23 Thread bill lam
On Mon, 23 Mar 2009, Jonathan Lettvin wrote: > gnuplot "show functions" lists all the currently defined functions. > I would like to review the current definitions that I have entered. > I would like to review the set of definitions I have loaded. There were some posts for the function that you wa

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot has "show functions" what is the equivalent in J?

2009-03-23 Thread Jonathan Lettvin
gnuplot "show functions" lists all the currently defined functions. I would like to review the current definitions that I have entered. I would like to review the set of definitions I have loaded. Something like: show avg avg=: +/ % # On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 8:37 PM, Chris Burke wrote: > Jona

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot has "show functions" what is the equivalent in J?

2009-03-23 Thread Chris Burke
Jonathan Lettvin wrote: Are you looking for function plot? See: http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Plot/Function Incidentally, please write your query in the message body, thanks. Many email programs do not show such long queries in the subject. -

Re: [Jprogramming] gnuplot has "show functions" what is the equivalent in J?

2009-03-23 Thread Cliff Reiter
Don't know gnuplot "show". What does it do? Is the following relevant? xx=:+/ NB. define a function whose name begins with x xxx=:/ NB. define an adverb whose name begins with x names '' xx xxx 'x' names '' xx xxx 'a' names '' See also foreign conjuctions 4!:1 -- Cli

[Jprogramming] gnuplot has "show functions" what is the equivalent in J?

2009-03-23 Thread Jonathan Lettvin
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