Re: pgnuplot.exe flow control

[Tatsuro M. <tma...@ya...>]

Hello

> Since I work mostly on Linux, I can't say much about pgnuplot.
> But I am using gnuplot as a plotting backend as well and
> observed similar problems. My solution was to make the gnuplot
> interface bi-directional and have gnuplot work in interactive
> mode. (You need to use two pipes for that).
> 
> In interactive mode for every line of data you pipe to gnuplot 
> it sends back a prompt ("input data ('e' ends) >"). That means
> for every line of data you need to read the prompt from the
> input pipe. It is more work to implement a bi-directional
> interface, but that way the pace of the data flow adjusts
> automatically.


As HBB explained, the pgnuplot pasting the data to the wgnuplot console.
I have tried to send binary data via pipe by changning stdin of pgnuplot to binary mode but
failed.  

I do not know why you have comitted to pgnuplot.
If you are unix user and you have to work on windows with, I reccomed you to use the cygwin.

Regards

Tatsuro


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