gnuplot-beta

Errors in Batch mode

[Lauren C. <la...@co...>]

Hi All, 

 

Apologies if this in an FAQ, but I'm in the process of integrating version 4
into our gnuplot-enabled web applications and have the same question I had
back in 2000 (on ver 3.7).

 

When running on MS Windows, is there any mechanism whereby the errors that
would be displayed in interactive mode (with LOAD), can be stored to a file
when running in batch mode?

 

Thanks, 

 

-lc 

 

PS: Congrats on version 4 BTW. It's been a very smooth transition thus far,
and I'm seeing substantial performance increases, not to mention new
features I'm sure will be useful.

 

Lauren Clarke

Director, 

Cornerstone Systems Northwest Inc.

8665 Berthusen Road

Lynden WA 98264

360-318-1011

 <http://www.cornerstonenw.com/> www.cornerstonenw.com 

 

Re: Errors in Batch mode

[Petr M. <mi...@ph...>]

> Apologies if this in an FAQ, but I'm in the process of integrating version 4
> into our gnuplot-enabled web applications and have the same question I had
> back in 2000 (on ver 3.7).
>
> When running on MS Windows, is there any mechanism whereby the errors that
> would be displayed in interactive mode (with LOAD), can be stored to a file
> when running in batch mode?

If it is for web application, i.e. for non-interactive work only, then use
the Cygwin/X11 binary -- that's the console application. You may even
compile your own binary (./configure; make procedure) disabling all
terminals except that one you are drawing to.

In summary: run gnuplot as you are use to run it on unix.

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