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Re: Intel-mac trying to use imshow.m
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A. Scottedward Hodel |
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Re: Intel-mac trying to use imshow.m |
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Fri, 4 May 2007 11:08:43 -0500 |
Have you installed imagemagick on your mac? If not, I'd suggest
doing so. I installed it via fink. (I'm running octave from CVS, so
I had to compile that manually).
A. Scottedward Hodel, 334 844-1854, fax 334 844-1809
address@hidden http://www.eng.auburn.edu/~hodelas
On May 4, 2007, at 10:02 AM, Jay Warrick wrote:
I installed octave-forge from HPC along with the Aqua and GNU plot
apps that HPC suggested. I am able to plot figures in Aqua but
can't get imshow.m to work at all (and its companion image.m). No
errors occur but nothing shows up. After a little searching to see
what I could do about getting images to show, I followed a link
that provided an alternate version of image.m that would try and
convert the image to tiff and use the system's default tiff viewer
(Preview) to display the image. I have run the convert script
'convert logo: logo.gif' successfully for ImageMagick so it appears
that that is probably working well. I have not been able to
successfully use 'display' in ImageMagick. I have checked that
octave does refer to the new image.m file (attached below).
Octave's imshow still doesn't display my grayscale matrix. The next
octave prompt comes up like it executed successfully but nothing
shows up.
To complicate things more, I should mention that I use Matlab R14.
I run it from the command line with the options -nojvm and -
display :0. I do this because some image processing functions I
need are contained in this application. However, I cannot view the
results because this version of matlab cannot display anything on
intel-mac's. The problem with octave imshow is the same whether I
have matlab running or not.
Any hints as to what to do?
Thank you VERY much in advance. (P.S. I am at UW madison. So, if
there is anybody here to meet up with about this issue, I am more
than willing to do so if it makes this easier)
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