Re: wavread problems + ploting tools+ using octave classes in C++

[Marc Vinyes]

> * I really need friendly zoom+moving tools and fast ploting to take a look
> at the waveforms which the program generates. Matlab has a good ploting
> tool but octave's gnuplot is very slow and I didn't find how to zoom zones
> (I haven't read documentation but I would like to have a user-friendly
> tool to save time).
> Any suggerence. I'm in a Debian testing, so "apt-get install" suggestions
> are wellcome.

I have discovered grace, I installed it and I saw there is one directory
which integrates plotting in octave:
/usr/share/octave-forge-alternatives/graceplot

but I can't find the way to associate the octave's "plot" command to grace
by default.
Moreover, I have read that octave-forge installs grace as the default
plotter and this doesn't happen in my case...

Any hint?

Regards
MarC




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