Re: Use gnuplot 4.0 with octave 2.1.73

[Etienne Grossmann]

  Oops, it's .gnuplot :-( sorry for wrong advice.

  Etienne

On Wed, May 24, 2006 at 12:47:57PM +0200, Aimad Saib wrote:
# Hi Ron,
# 
# Thank you, your solution works perfectly!
# 
# P.S. Does not work if you create the file with the name '.gnuplotrc' as 
# adviced by Etienne!!
# 
# Ronald Crummett wrote:
# 
# >Aimad - 
# >
# >Create a file in your home directory (the default directory when you 
# >start Cygwin) called .gnuplot and add the command 'set mouse' (no 
# >quotations).  This will allow you to zoom by using the right mouse 
# >button (press 'u' to unzoom) and you can mark points by clicking the 
# >center button (may be scroll wheel button, depends on mouse).  This 
# >will also allow you to rotate 3-D plots if you so choose.  Hope it 
# >helps.
# >
# >-Ron
# >
# >----- Original Message -----
# >From: Aimad Saib <address@hidden>
# >Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 2:34 am
# >Subject: Use gnuplot 4.0 with octave 2.1.73
# >To: address@hidden
# >
# > 
# >
# >>Hello,
# >>
# >>I have octave 2.1.73 and gnuplot 4.0 installed on my cygwin. I 
# >>would 
# >>like to use this gnuplot version with octave because it allows to 
# >>zome 
# >>and put markers by using mouse clicks directly on the figure. When 
# >>I 
# >>plot a curve from octave it opens  on a new  window which does not 
# >>allow 
# >>to do mouse zooming and cursor marking!
# >>
# >>Any one has a solution to this problem?
# >>
# >>Thanks a lot for your help
# >>
# >>Aimad
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