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Re: scripts close plot windows automatically
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Przemek Klosowski |
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Re: scripts close plot windows automatically |
Date: |
Thu, 20 Mar 2008 13:20:12 -0400 (EDT) |
Nicholas wants to keep the plot window open after octave exits, so
that the user must manually close it. Since gnuplot is a child of
octave, I think that octave would have to remain running---normally
child processes die when the parent goes away..
I think a better alternative is to use octave to write out a gnuplot
temp file, and then run gnuplot in a separate command.
I think running gnuplot independently of octave is the correct advice
in most cases where people want a behavior or appearance different
from the default octave/gnuplot; in my opinion the __gnuplot_set__
approach causes more longterm pain than it's worth, and is about as
convenient as simply writing out gnuplot commands:
fprintf(FILE,"set axis ...")