Re: [Plplot-general] RE: subpages in pages.

[Rafael Laboissiere <rlaboiss@us...>]

* german.salazar@... <german.salazar@...> [2004-07-15 13:28]:

> Couldn't figure out how to reply to my own posting!          
> So, I am sending another one.

> I do have my e-mail address and a password that I chose
> when I subscribed to the mailing list but they don't 
> seem to work when trying to login via ssl...do I need yet
> another account for that?, what's the deal?.  Sorry about 
> my ignorance, it's just that I don't have much experience
> when it comes to chat rooms, mailings list and that kind
> of on-line stuff.

What do you mean by "login via ssl"?  Why do you need to "login via ssl"
(whatever you mean by that) in order to be able to reply to your own post?
Sorry, I am confused...

Cheers,

-- 
Rafael

[Plplot-general] RE: subpages in pages.

[<german.salazar@si...>]

Couldn't figure out how to reply to my own posting!
So, I am sending another one.

I do have my e-mail address and a password that I chose
when I subscribed to the mailing list but they don't=20
seem to work when trying to login via ssl...do I need yet
another account for that?, what's the deal?.  Sorry about=20
my ignorance, it's just that I don't have much experience
when it comes to chat rooms, mailings list and that kind
of on-line stuff.

Anyway, getting back to the subpage matter, I thought plssub()
could only be called before plinit() as suggested by the second
paragraph of the Programmer's Reference Manual Chapter 2's section
Initializing PLplot.  But that was not quite the case.

In any case, generating a 2-page document where the first page
has 4 subpages, and the second page only 2 subpages turned out=20
to be rather simple:

	plssub(2,2)
	plinit()
	.
	.
	.
	pleop()
	plsub(2,1)
	plbop()
	.
	.
	.
	plend

Germ=E1n

Re: [Plplot-general] RE: subpages in pages.

[Rafael Laboissiere <rlaboiss@us...>]

* german.salazar@... <german.salazar@...> [2004-07-15 13:28]:

> Couldn't figure out how to reply to my own posting!          
> So, I am sending another one.

> I do have my e-mail address and a password that I chose
> when I subscribed to the mailing list but they don't 
> seem to work when trying to login via ssl...do I need yet
> another account for that?, what's the deal?.  Sorry about 
> my ignorance, it's just that I don't have much experience
> when it comes to chat rooms, mailings list and that kind
> of on-line stuff.

What do you mean by "login via ssl"?  Why do you need to "login via ssl"
(whatever you mean by that) in order to be able to reply to your own post?
Sorry, I am confused...

Cheers,

-- 
Rafael