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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2005-10-04 20:59:32
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> I can't seem to reproduce the problem with a recent CVS version so > that's good. The (e)pslatex drivers have been completely rewritten for 4.1. > But the problem with sticky terminal options remains. For > non-interactive use by programs like Octave, it would be very helpful > if there were some way to push and pop all settings, not just some of > them. That way, the application that is driving gnuplot does not have > to keep track of the complete history of all option settings when > making a temporary change. That would require the previously proposed "unset termoptions". > Another thing that would be very useful would be a way to query > individual settings. Parsing text output would be OK, provided that > it is easy to do that (i.e., the output is structured in some way, not > some natural language thing) and the format does not change. Do you mean gget.m from octave-forge? It works OK. --- PM |