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Re: Octave 3.8.0 and PHP
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eykiriku |
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Re: Octave 3.8.0 and PHP |
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Thu, 30 Jan 2014 07:03:13 -0800 (PST) |
The problem is solved by putting all scripts into the same folder. And that's
acceptable.
Your commands were right as my old one is, the problem seemed to be that I
cannot execute scripts from different folders. That is, my virtual host
points to a folder, let's name it 'Doc'. Both scripts, the Octave's and the
PHP ones are inside 'Doc', but into two different folders. This is what
blocked all my calls to a specific octave script even when including the
complete paths.
Regarding the "gnuplot" thing: if I call Octave from PHP and the Octave
script loads first the gnuplot toolkit, and then there is e.g. plot([1:20])
command, nothing happens. No figure is shown onto the webpage. Do I have to
save the plots on Octave and then load them back in PHP or what's a fair way
to do it?
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