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From: <v_...@uk...> - 2011-07-05 21:26:36
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On Tue, 05 Jul 2011 22:30:52 +0200 Hans-Bernhard Bröker <HBB...@t-...> wrote: > On 05.07.2011 22:24, v_...@uk... wrote: > > > I thought so too, but it looks like I do not have them. At > > least, the command > > find /usr -name 'triangle.dat' gives nothing. > > That's by no means conclusive proof. If you built your own gnuplot, > the demos could be anyway (in the source, or installed in whatever > location). Or your distributor might have decided to put them > somewhere unexpected (possibly even in a separate package you didn't > install). > Well, I implicitly meant that I installed gnuplot in a standard way using the package manager. And in such cases [almost] everything goes under the '/usr' directory. Any additional data goes into the '/usr/share' usually. But anyway thank you for the tip about the package manager options. It did turn out that the Gnuplot demos installation depends on the configured package manager options. And I had the necessary option turned off. It also turned out that the file 'triangle.dat' isn't in a matrix form. It explains why it works. But still, isn't it possible to work with a matrix with a variable row lengths? > > By the way, if you have this file on your machine, could you > > please send it to me? > > I'd rather resolve how it can happen that you don't have it. > ----- <v_...@uk...> |