octave / gnuplot

[Henri P Gavin]

Daniel -

You may use any version of gnuplot you would like.
I have version 3.7 compiled and located in my ~/bin/
directory.  I re-named the executeable  gplot  

My .octaverc  file is listed below, which specifies
my gnuplot executable as  gplot.  

By making gnuplot and octave separate, the system is 
more modular, and is open to newer and better (?) graphics
development.

                Regards,
                                Henri Gavin
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# Resource file for Octave  ---  a Matlab-like interactive/script language
# the following lines will make Octave more matlab-like
 
# PS1                           = ">> "
# beep_on_error                 = 1
# default_save_format           = "mat-binary"
# define_all_return_values      = 1
# implicit_str_to_num_ok        = 1
# ok_to_lose_imaginary_part     = 1 
# page_screen_output            = 0 
prefer_column_vectors           = 1
# prefer_zero_one_indexing      = 1
# print_empty_dimensions        = 0
# warn_function_name_clash      = 0
  do_fortran_indexing           = 1
# treat_neg_dim_as_zero         = 1
  warn_comma_in_global_decl     = 0
  empty_list_elements_ok        = 1
  implicit_str_to_num_ok        = 1
#  whitespace_in_literal_matrix = 'traditional';
#  prefer_zero_one_indexing     = 1

gnuplot_binary = "/afs/acpub.duke.edu/users/h/p/hpgavin/bin/gplot"
PAGER = "less"
PS1 = "8ve: "
PS2 = "> "
EDITOR = "vi"
LOADPATH = ".:~/octv//:\
/afs/acpub/pkg/octave-2.0.9/src/scripts//:\
/afs/acpub/pkg/matlab-4.2c/toolbox//:\
/afs/acpub/pkg/matlab-4.2c/toolbox/matlab//"

printf("                    Octave version %s\n", version() );
printf("       Octave is a free matlab-like programming environment\n")
printf("                 http://www.che.wisc.edu/octave\n";);

lsode_options("absolute tolerance", 1.e-4 );
lsode_options("relative tolerance", 1.e-4 );

clear;



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