Re: Octave/OS X Aquaterm problems (bugs or me?)

[Joe Koski]

OK, I received the forwarded message below with the patch for my OS
X/Aquaterm problem with figure.m. However, instead of the block of figure.m
(from the octave-forge MACOSX directory) that Jean-Francois recommended in
his message, I replaced this block:

      if (! isempty (gnuterm=getenv ("GNUTERM")))
        oneplot ();
        figure_list = union (figure_list, f);
        eval (sprintf ("gset term %s %d\n",gnuterm, f));
      elseif (! isempty (getenv ("DISPLAY")))
        oneplot ();
        figure_list = union (figure_list, f);
        eval (sprintf ("gset term x11 %d\n", f));
      else
        error ("figure: requires X11 and valid DISPLAY");
      endif

with his recommended patch:

        oneplot ();
        figure_list = union (figure_list, f);
        eval (sprintf ("gset term aqua %d\n", f));

and everything seems to be working well. Thanks, Jean-Francois.

Joe Koski


------ Forwarded Message
From: Jean-Francois Cardoso <address@hidden>
Date: Mon, 5 Jan 2004 19:03:30 +0100
To: address@hidden
Subject: figure in octave



Hello Joe,

> As a relatively new Octave user, I having some problems with the Mac
> OS X/Aquaterm graphics interface, and I've not had enough experience
> to determine if the problems are me, or the Aquaterm interface
> itself.

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To fix your problem, find the file figure.m in octave, change the block

      if (! isempty (getenv ("DISPLAY")))
        oneplot ();
        figure_list = union (figure_list, f);
        eval (sprintf ("gset term x11 %d\n", f));
      else
        error ("figure: requires X11 and valid DISPLAY");
      endif
to 

        oneplot ();
        figure_list = union (figure_list, f);
        eval (sprintf ("gset term aqua %d\n", f));


and save the result as figure.m somewhere on your path where it will
be found before the original figure.m.

=======================================================================

Could you also please post this response to the octave-help list (I am
not subscribed myself)?  Thanks.

Cheers, JF


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