Re: non-interactive usage and color error messages

[Petr M. <mi...@ph...>]

> But what happened to the impetus for the original complaint?
> I understood the problem to be that Octave triggers error messages
> that appear on the user's screen, even though the user has no way
> to do anything about it.  That does seem worth fixing if there is
> a well-defined set of harmless messages that are triggered.
> Of course, that fix may lie on the Octave side rather than the
> gnuplot side :-)  
> 
> I never got an answer to my question of whether gnuplot considered 
> itself to be in "interactive" mode while being driven from Octave.
> Does it?

It uses the popen("gnuplot", ...), thus gnuplot runs in non-interactive 
mode.

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