From: Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...> - 2006-08-04 17:02:57
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Ethan Merritt wrote: > On Friday 04 August 2006 09:43 am, Daniel J Sebald wrote: > >>First, could this >>"gnuplot-defined variables" be made a permanent thing? > > > I do not understand the question. You said: "Of course, this requires that string variables are configure in (now the default)." But string vars are something different. The GPVAL_VERSION is always present then and can't be configured out of gnuplot some how? (I haven't followed the GPVAL_ threads.) >>I think I've been asked if gnuplot somehow could return its version. > > > gnuplot --version > gnuplot -V That helps a little bit in the sense that it weeds out a lot. But it still isn't at the command line... eh, let user demand drive this. If more people ask, then I'll raise the issue again. >>Second, is what you've done, Ethan, easy enough so that a user might >>be able to program their own special version of gnuplot and add a >>custom variable to identify their version? Or don't we want to >>encourage that sort of thing?) > > > My recommendation would be that any locally-modified version should > change the contents of the PATCHLEVEL file. Everything else will > be handled automatically. OK. Dan |