I tried again, but now it seems that the mouse command don t pass
through to gnuplot --- no coordinates display, no zoom etc. Switching
back and forth between 1.6 and 1.7 reveal that it is 1.7 problem only.
Nadav.
Nadav Horesh wrote:
> Thank you for your replay, I'll try to make the patch and test it again.
> The option to mouse-interact with gnuplot's graphics window was introduced in gnuplot 3.8. It works under X11, and win32 and probably under some other OS's.
> I have tested gnuplot-py 1.7 + gnuplot 3.8 combination only under gnu/linux. I had no problems with gnuplot-py 1.6 + gnuplot 3.8 under win32.
>
> Nadav
> -----Original Message-----
> From: kai...@t-... [mailto:kai...@t-...]
> Sent: Sat 13-Dec-03 22:42
> To: gnu...@li...
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> Subject: Re: [Gnuplot-py-users] gnuplot-py 1.7 and gnuplot 3.8 mouse-interaction conflict
> Nadav Horesh wrote:
>
>
>>Under linux I can not use gnuplot's mouse interaction ((un)set grid,
>>(un)zoom, etc.). It looks like gnuplot reread the data file on every
>>operation, thus it conflicts with the pipe interface introduced in 1.7.
>>
>>Any work-around (beside going back to 1.6)?
>
>
>
> Sorry I didn't respond earlier. I was on vacation.
>
> I am not familiar with the commands that you mentioned. On what gnuplot
> version and platform are they? Are they specific to a particular
> terminal type?
>
> If this feature causes gnuplot.py to read the input file twice, that
> would indeed be a problem when working with FIFOs. Normally, as soon as
> the FIFO has been read once by gnuplot, it is deleted. It would be
> possible to keep the FIFO around for possible repeated reads, but this
> would defeat the purpose of the FIFO (which was to enable Gnuplot.py to
> know when it is safe to discard old data).
>
> As for a workaround, you can go back to using temporary files as a
> default by going to the gp_*.py file specific to your platform (e.g.,
> gp_unix.py or gp_macosx.py) and changing the option "prefer_fifo_data" to 0.
>
> Michael
>
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