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Re: [O] better interaction with gnuplot-mode


From: Mario Frasca
Subject: Re: [O] better interaction with gnuplot-mode
Date: Sat, 08 Nov 2014 10:16:42 -0500
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On 11/04/2014 10:33 AM, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
> Mario Frasca <address@hidden> writes:
> 
>> being the comment in the subject field of an email, it can't be a
>> multiline comment, can it?
> 
> First line is a summary and cannot exceed 72 (or is it 68? I cannot
> remember) characters. You need to start with a capital but do not end
> with a period.

the output of the script I used to produce the patch was an email, the
ones I included. and my comment went into the subject of the email. I'm
afraid I still don't see how to specify a multi-line comment in the
subject of an email.

but we are circumventing it here, so let's see if I manage to respect
the orgmode rules...

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Reset gnuplot process instead of killing it

TINYCHANGE. org-plot.el (org-plot/gnuplot): Without this patch, the
gnuplot process associated to the gnuplot buffer is killed before each
batch of instructions from orgmode to gnuplot. With or without this
patch, orgmode sends a reset instruction to the gnuplot process as first
instruction.

-------------------------------------------------------------
Correction in callback registration

TINYCHANGE org-plot.el (org-plot/gnuplot): The data-file variable is not
in the scope of the callback, one needs to grab its value while
registering the callback. With this patch the timer is set as soon as
the file is created. Without this patch the timer is set at the end of a
let-block, if anything goes wrong in the let-block before the timer is
set, the file will not be removed.
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