Hi, gnuplotters.
Gnuplot is used as the visualisation application to Octave, pr. default.
There is a project going on, that will be compatible with Handle
Graphics Objects of MATLAB.
To avoid any future copyright infringement, we've decided to make a new
name for our package.
Gnuplot has visualisation properties, which could be interpreted, and
used by Octave by our package.
But, there is always a but. We need to make duplicate copies of
datasets, which are plotted in Gnuplot, since Gnuplot doesnt send it's
dataset of visualisation back.
This is the curve/surface data, such as X, Y and Z.
It there any way to get this data, instead of keeping two copies inside
Octave? There is two copies of the same dataset already, which resides
in Octave and Gnuplot.
Can Gnuplot do this today, and if it can how? I am unable to find any
documentation about it.
I am reading source-code, and tries to find out where to attack this
problem.....
Cheers,
Ole J.
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