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From: <jc...@fe...> - 2002-12-05 18:58:53
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On Thursday 05 December 2002 16:18, Joachim Wuttke wrote:
| My application program activates plplot through the following
| commands:
|
| =09plsdev("win3");
| =09plSetOpt("np", "");
/* Set the pause (on end-of-page) status */
void
c_plspause(PLINT pause);
I use it often, and it works under unix.
Of course, plSetOpt("np", "") does plspause(0);
Thus, it must be a driver bug. To exercite it, try any multi-page=20
example with the "-np" (no pause) option. In my linux system,=20
x08c -dev xwin -np
makes all plots without waiting for a key or mouse click. You can try=20
other drivers, e.g., the 'ps' driver:
./x08c -dev ps -np -o po.ps
all plots are in the po.ps file. If this works for you the problem is=20
indeed the driver you use.
Joao
| plSetOpt("hwnd", (char*)anypointer);
| =09plinit();
|
| Apparently, the plSetOpt commands make no effect.
| Nor is there an error message for the "no pause" option
| (which seems not to be implemented), neither do I succeed
| in confusing the system through nonsensical pointer args
| to the "hwnd" option, which is explicitely foreseen in
| win3.cpp.
|
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