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[Gnuplot-info] How & where to insert a script in order that gnuplot 3.7 can process it at a Kindle Fire 5 tablet?

[Bernabé E. <ben...@ya...>]

After trying in multiple ways of obtaining a recent version finally had to choose 3.7. Finding the corresponding user manual was even more dificult. 

After learning a few tricks decided to try to write a few scripts but the problem is "really" where & how to put them in order that gnuplot can find & execute them... 

Within gnuplot itself I can execute <!dir> and I got strucked by a screen much like a dos one??? I've ES File Explorer in the Kindle Fire gen #5 and can't find any of the files that that dir command shows; apparently they're within a restricted place to where I've no access. Without it, my question again is: how can I make & save a script in order that gnuplot find & execute them? 

Thanks in advanced for any help on this! 

PS. If anyone from here knows a more recent version that may work with this tablet let me know.

Re: [Gnuplot-info] How & where to insert a script in order that gnuplot 3.7 can process it at a Kindle Fire 5 tablet?

[Benny7440 <ben...@ya...>]

I would like to know if here are active members with an android tablet where
this version of gnuplot has been installed & used that are willing to share
their knowledge with me?

Have read & re-read my post to check if there's something faulty about it
and found nothing! I thought that here I would find an expert group of
people but I'm really disappointed!



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Re: [Gnuplot-info] How & where to insert a script in order that gnuplot 3.7 can process it at a Kindle Fire 5 tablet?

[Tait <gnu...@t4...>]

I don't have anything useful to offer regarding gnuplot on Android.
I am surprised, given the language and locked-down nature of Android
devices in general, that gnuplot's dependent C libraries (qt, wxt,
even cairo, ...) or the interfaces and system calls needed by them
would be available to a user.

That said, you've asked about gnuplot 3, which is around 20 years
old. Whatever I might be able to offer regarding gnuplot certainly
doesn't apply that far back.


Benny7440 <ben...@ya...> said (on 2016/12/03):
> Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2016 08:37:16 -0700 (MST)
> From: Benny7440 <ben...@ya...>
> To: gnu...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Gnuplot-info] How & where to insert a script in order that
>  gnuplot 3.7 can process it at a Kindle Fire 5 tablet?
> 
> I would like to know if here are active members with an android tablet where
> this version of gnuplot has been installed & used that are willing to share
> their knowledge with me?
> 
> Have read & re-read my post to check if there's something faulty about it
> and found nothing! I thought that here I would find an expert group of
> people but I'm really disappointed!