From: Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...> - 2006-08-04 17:43:44
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Ethan Merritt wrote: > On Friday 04 August 2006 10:12 am, Daniel J Sebald wrote: > >>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 still don't understand the question. > > GPVAL_VERSION is a floating point number, and is always defined. > > But GPVAL_COMPILE_OPTIONS is a string, so it can only > be loaded into a variable if string support is configured. RIght, I sort of figured that out when I thought twice about "string" qualifier. The GPVAL_VERSION is always present. So the user can do a print(GPVAL_VERSION) and get the value back. >>That helps a little bit in the sense that it weeds out a lot. But it >>still isn't at the command line... > > > Er, then what do you mean by "command line"? I guess I meant the "gnuplot prompt". Slightly different ways of getting the same thing. But both ways are available, so whichever method a programmer might prefer is currently available. Good. Dan |