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caca terminal for gnuplot.exe

[Tatsuro M. <tma...@ya...>]

Hello
For caca terminal on gnuplot.exe (windows console binary),  plot command leads to closing  a command line console and opening a graph windows (actually it is another windows console.) Of course, pressings 'q'  or 'Q' key closes the plot window and recover the command line console.

However, for example on the linux, plot command leads to opening a new graph windows.
On linux gnuplot works on the terminal, while gnuplot.exe on windows works on the windows console.  I feel that the behaviors on the linux and on the  windows are not consistent.

For gnuplot.exe, cannot a another console be opened to represent a plot?

Regards

Tatsuro

Re: caca terminal for gnuplot.exe

[Bastian M. <bma...@we...>]

Am 18.04.2014 23:38, schrieb Tatsuro MATSUOKA:
> Hello
> For caca terminal on gnuplot.exe (windows console binary),  plot command leads to closing  a command line console and opening a graph windows (actually it is another windows console.) Of course, pressings 'q'  or 'Q' key closes the plot window and recover the command line console.
>
> However, for example on the linux, plot command leads to opening a new graph windows.
> On linux gnuplot works on the terminal, while gnuplot.exe on windows works on the windows console.  I feel that the behaviors on the linux and on the  windows are not consistent.
>

Shrug. The behaviour really depends on the libcaca driver. On Linux, 
'gl' and 'x11' open a new window, whereas 'slang' and 'ncurses' don't. 
Windows console mode gnuplot just uses the console window which is 
already available.

   Bastian

> For gnuplot.exe, cannot a another console be opened to represent a plot?
>



> Regards
>
> Tatsuro
>

Re: caca terminal for gnuplot.exe

[Tatsuro M. <tma...@ya...>]

--- On Sat, 2014/4/19, Bastian Märkisch  wrote:

> Am 18.04.2014 23:38, schrieb Tatsuro MATSUOKA:
> > Hello
> > For caca terminal on gnuplot.exe (windows console binary),  plot command leads to closing  a command line console and opening a graph windows (actually it is another windows console.) Of course, pressings 'q'  or 'Q' key closes the plot window and recover the command line console.
> >
> > However, for example on the linux, plot command leads to opening a new graph windows.
> > On linux gnuplot works on the terminal, while gnuplot.exe on windows works on the windows console.  I feel that the behaviors on the linux and on the  windows are not consistent.
> >
> 
> Shrug. The behaviour really depends on the libcaca driver. On Linux, 
> 'gl' and 'x11' open a new window, whereas 'slang' and 'ncurses' don't. 
> Windows console mode gnuplot just uses the console window which is 
> already available.
> 
>    Bastian
> 
> > For gnuplot.exe, cannot a another console be opened to represent a plot?

Thanks for the reply.
Regards
Tatsuro