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From: Alan W. I. <ir...@be...> - 2001-02-04 20:09:06
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On Sun, 4 Feb 2001, Maurice LeBrun wrote:
> The only real problem IMO with turning off pause on just the tk driver is that
> it introduces an asymmetry in how plot.tcl behaves for X vs Tk output. So
> it's cool with me to keep your change as-is.
Actually, I was curious so I tried reverting back your change for tk only,
and it now makes it work like X driver. That is, a CR (or hitting the
appropriate button for the tk case) returns control to
pltcl in both cases. I liked it so I put it into CVS.
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> BTW, I notice in README.tcldemos that you are unable to get r.dat to work
> with the plot command. What happens? 'plot r.dat' works fine for me.
>
This was just confusion on my part. I was running plot r.dat {1 4} in blind
analogy with plot stats.log {1 4} which is a nonsensical thing to do. plot
r.dat works fine for me now so I have removed the comment and also put the
r.dat and plot.dat examples into the self-commentary of plot.tcl.
It is great to get these last wrinkles out of examples and their
documentation. Your above comments made this possible so much thanks! I now
have a test script that cleanly does all plot.tcl examples with stats.log,
r.dat, and plot.dat with either the tk or xwin driver.
Alan
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