Hi
when I start gnuplot and then enter "q*2" gnuplot quits. I guess this is
because "q", "qu", "qui", and "quit" get all parsed as quit.
I used a variable q and wanted to type "print q*2", but forgot the print
statement and gnuplot exited. Is it possible to change the parsing
algorithm, so that gnuplot only exists, if "q", "qu", "qui", and "quit"
are followed by a newline?
thanks
Arun
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