Re: download octave to windows 7

[A Kelly]

You can also do once
> >   pkg rebuild -noauto oct2mat
> > and then the package is no longer automatically loaded, when octave
> > starts
> >
> > benjamin
> >
> >      
> "pkg rebuild -noauto oct2mat" fixed my problem. Many thanks.
>
>    
Actually I spoke too soon. After rebuilding oct2mat as above and 
restarting Octave, I can do the following commands and get a figure 
window that responds as expected:

figure;
x=[1 2 3 4 5 6];
plot(sin(x));

However, another (much more complex) figure that I produce (in the same 
Octave session) is not responsive (ie, no ability to zoom, displayed 
coordinates do not track mouse movements).

I will try to narrow down the cause of this difference in behaviour...