From: <bm...@ca...> - 2007-06-22 22:59:23
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Mailing lists are for questions, don't worry. Nothing should fail in the tests, if they do, something is wrong. Personally I'm running from the SVN version, are you? I did not fully understand this release mail as nothing is on sourceforge. Anyway, checkout from SVN: http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=17434 and follow install instructions. Then run the test.py Benny Quoting Trevor Law <law...@gm...>: > Hello, > > I recently obtained Gnuplot.py and it appears to be importable. However, > when I ran the test.py script, I got > the following error message (I believe from gnuplot): > > " > gnuplot> set terminal postscript eps enhanced > gnuplot> set output "gp_test.ps" > gnuplot> plot cos(0.5*x*x) title "cos(0.5*x^2)" with linespoints 2 2 > gnuplot> set terminal x11 > gnuplot> set output > Testing hardcopy options: mode="default" > Press return to show results... > > gnuplot> set terminal postscript default enhanced > gnuplot> set output "gp_test.ps" > gnuplot> plot cos(0.5*x*x) title "cos(0.5*x^2)" with linespoints 2 2 > gnuplot> set terminal x11 > gnuplot> set output > Testing hardcopy options: enhanced=1 > Press return to show results... > line 714: undefined variable: default > " > > Otherwise the tests seemed to work fine (although some did not produce the > visual changes I expected, > I do not know enough about gnuplot to know if there are any issues). The > command in test.py that results > in the error appears to be line 223. > > I would just like to make sure this is not a major issue that would indicate > that gnuplot.py is not functioning correctly > on my machine. > > Sorry for the two mailing list posts. I don't anticipate having to be any > more of a bother. > > Trevor Law > ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. |