Re: Problem with "gset term gif" and "plot"

[flatmax]

Assuming octave executes the gnuplot installed on the localhost, then you
could try :
gnuplot
help term

the look at the supported terms for me it is :
      aed512         aed767         aifm           bitgraph
      cgm            corel          dumb           dxf
      eepic          emtex          epson-180dpi   epson-60dpi
      epson-lx800    fig            gif            gpic
      hp2623a        hp2648         hp500c         hpdj
      hpgl           hpljii         hppj           imagen
      kc-tek40xx     km-tek40xx     latex          mf
      mif            nec-cp6        okidata        pbm
      pcl5           postscript     pslatex        pstex
      pstricks       qms            regis          selanar
      starc          table          tandy-60dpi    tek410x
      texdraw        tgif           tkcanvas       tpic
      vttek          x11            xlib

and so on,
but I did compile me gnuplot especially to include gif terminals !

Matt

On Wed, 10 May 2000, John W. Eaton wrote:

> On  9-May-2000, fermin <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
> |  Greetings from Canary Islands (Spain)
> |  
> |  Im starting to use OCTAVE, and i have a problem.
> |  
> |  Im trying to display a graphic with several values. When i use the
> | "gset
> |  term gif" option, i get only the first value graphic. For example using
> |  "plot (t,x,t,z)"  I obtain the "tx" graphic only.
> |  
> |  If I dont use the "gset term gif" option in my program, and load the .M
> |  file in OCTAVE i get the correct result (This is tx and tz values
> |  graphic).
> |  
> |  I dont know what to do to correct this problem,
> |  
> |  Somebody can help me?
> 
> Try
> 
>   plot (t, x, t, z)
>   gset term gif
>   gset output "foo.gif"
>   replot
> 
> The plot command uses a series of
> 
>   plot <line 1>
>   replot <line2>
>   ...
>   replot <lineN>
> 
> commands, which may not do the right thing for all terminal drivers.
> Octave's replot command just asks gnuplot to perform a replot
> operation, which should result in all the current lines going to one
> plot.
> 
> jwe
> 
> 
> 
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