2010/4/28 John W. Eaton
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On 28-Apr-2010,
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| .... and then hangs. This is using the default gnuplot backend.
| Switching to the fltk backend makes the whole program hang, with nothing
| displayed. Even plotting manually hangs it.
On Suse 11.2 everything works fine.
On XP, octave 3.2.4 with the octave commandline (octave.exe <scriptfile.m>) the script works if you append the line "pause" at the end.
Seems to work at least, look at the desktop-snapshot appended to this mail to see if that is what you wanted.
It works at first but If you click the images a few times they hang and the hourglass appears.
That always happens with the windows version. Only the plots hang, never the commandline.
Two possible workarounds:
1) have your script loop so that it can start over. Stop it after the plots ("pause") and if the plots hang press Enter so that it plots again. That usually works and unfreezes the plot-windows.
2) Save the plots to file.
plot(Phi_m);
print ("plot_1.jpg" , "-color" , "-djpg");
Hope this helps
Stefan