4.7 was the version number used during development of version 5. It does not correspond to any single point time. If you want to recreate a snapshot of the development code at a particular date, you can use a command such as
cvs update -D 01-Jan-2012
after checking out the main code repository.
(See general instructions for code checkout and use of CVS)
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On the other hand, wouldn't it make more sense to post the errors you are getting so that we can fix them in version 5? There will be another release candidate, 5.o-rc2, later this summer.
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thank a lot!
With your approach I could get gnuplot 4.7 I had only to changed the date to 2013-03-04. The data 01-Jan-2012 created the source for gnuplot 4.5.
I'm not sure if gnuplot alone was responsible for the errors. I should say that I use gnuplot with a Python library (gnuplot-py 1.8). Some of the error were I guess related to the hypertxt feature. Other were pretty strange e.g. "set term png" produced "unknown or ambiguous terminal type; type just 'set terminal' for a list".
I hope this helps you.
Kind regards,
Alexander
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The point is that "4.7.0" does not correspond to a single snapshot of the source. It kept that identifier during 2 years of daily development. To recreate a binary built on a particular day you need to look at the "last modified" date printed to the terminal when you run the program.
As to your png error message. That just means the copy of gnuplot you were using was not linked against libgd, which provides the png terminal.
If there is a bug with hypertext support, please report it.
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4.7 was the version number used during development of version 5. It does not correspond to any single point time. If you want to recreate a snapshot of the development code at a particular date, you can use a command such as
cvs update -D 01-Jan-2012
after checking out the main code repository.
(See general instructions for code checkout and use of CVS)
On the other hand, wouldn't it make more sense to post the errors you are getting so that we can fix them in version 5? There will be another release candidate, 5.o-rc2, later this summer.
Hi Ethan,
thank a lot!
With your approach I could get gnuplot 4.7 I had only to changed the date to 2013-03-04. The data 01-Jan-2012 created the source for gnuplot 4.5.
I'm not sure if gnuplot alone was responsible for the errors. I should say that I use gnuplot with a Python library (gnuplot-py 1.8). Some of the error were I guess related to the hypertxt feature. Other were pretty strange e.g. "set term png" produced "unknown or ambiguous terminal type; type just 'set terminal' for a list".
I hope this helps you.
Kind regards,
Alexander
The point is that "4.7.0" does not correspond to a single snapshot of the source. It kept that identifier during 2 years of daily development. To recreate a binary built on a particular day you need to look at the "last modified" date printed to the terminal when you run the program.
As to your png error message. That just means the copy of gnuplot you were using was not linked against libgd, which provides the png terminal.
If there is a bug with hypertext support, please report it.