Re: gnuplot plot string

[Douglas Steele]

John W. Eaton <address@hidden> writes
>On  1-Aug-2000, Douglas Steele <address@hidden> wrote:
>
>| Thomas Walter <address@hidden> writes
>| >==> Use:
>| >    pl "C:/Cygwin/tmp/oct-1234"
>| >Read the doc of 'bash' and you get more hints.  And the doc of
>| >gnuplot, it uses '/' as path-delimiter too.
>| 
>| The string is generated automatically by Octave though and I would like
>| to change it (Octave) to produce the string as you say. However I have
>| not yet managed to identify the part of Octave to change.
>
>Exactly what commands are you issuing to Octave that result in the
>error?
Any simple plot command eg
a=1:100
gplot(a')

>
>If you think you have found a bug in Octave, please send a complete
>bug report to address@hidden
I am not sure if it is a bug; perhaps a configuration problem.  It maybe
relevant to mention that Cygnus v1.0 has c:ŠÜcygwin defined as / (ie
mounted as such) so /tmp is really c:ŠÜcygwinŠÜtmp.  However it appears in
the Gnuplot window as c:ŠÜcygwinŠÜ/tmp/tmpfile

>If you are not sure what to include in a bug report so that it will be
>useful and enable someone to actually fix the problem, please read
>http://www.che.wisc.edu/octave/bugs.html first.
sure

-- 
Douglas Steele



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