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From: Jhansi <jh...@st...> - 2005-03-07 17:15:14
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Hi, Thanks for a fast reply. I am using the C interface developed by "N. Devillard". It is using the latest version only(checked it with show version :) ). But the only thing is i need to make the mouse to be set explicitly for the C interface, where as we need not do that explicitly when we call gnuplot at bash. Thanks, Jhansi. On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Hans-Bernhard Broeker wrote: > Jhansi wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I updated recently gnuplot with the latest version(4.0). When i am > > calling gnuplot at bash it is working with 4.0 version( i am able to > > change the view point of the 3-d plot). But when i am using the 'C > > interface' > > Which "C interface", exactly? > > > i am getting an older version ( i am unable to use my mouse to > > rotate the plot). > > That conclusion may well be premature. Absence of mouse interaction can > be caused by commands, or by the sheer fact that you're driving gnuplot > indirectly. Please try to extract the actual version of gnuplot (use > 'show version') to make sure what you got. > |