yeah, so it's probably a stupid question but forgive my ignorance :)
so I downloaded mathgl-1.11.2.tar.gz file and extracted it. Went into the
mathgl folder and did the following:
./configure --enable-octave
make
make install
and it seemed to have run fine (some warnings about PACKAGE being redined, but
it went on anyways).
so assuming I did everything right (a big assumptions for sure), how do I
actually use it in octave?
I tried a simple octave plot, but from what I can tell all I got was the
normal gnuplot (which is sucky)
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2012-03-23
oh my... forgot the manners. Thank-you for any help, it's much appreciated :)
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yeah, so it's probably a stupid question but forgive my ignorance :)
so I downloaded mathgl-1.11.2.tar.gz file and extracted it. Went into the
mathgl folder and did the following:
./configure --enable-octave
make
make install
and it seemed to have run fine (some warnings about PACKAGE being redined, but
it went on anyways).
so assuming I did everything right (a big assumptions for sure), how do I
actually use it in octave?
I tried a simple octave plot, but from what I can tell all I got was the
normal gnuplot (which is sucky)
oh my... forgot the manners. Thank-you for any help, it's much appreciated :)
Hi!
First you need to install the mathgl package into octave. To do it just
execute
and run in octave
Any samples suitable for Python should work in Octave too (see http://mathgl.
sourceforge.net/mathgl_en/mathgl_en_89.html).