Patrick VINCENT

Hi, Good remarks, I had pushed into GIT repository amendments. I will soon post a new release including new selection method for objects. Regards, PV

Hi, Actually, the spin button in Explorer/Project/Create set is limited but you may use a command script in the Window/Command menu, using the MESH function. If you type with G0 g0.s0 on g0.s0 length 5000 s0.x = mesh(0,1,5000) s0.y = x^2 select all the lines (Ctrl-A) and click "Apply", you will create a curve (set 0) with 5000 points between x=0 and x=1. Thanks for your remark: I will increase the limit in the next release.

Hi, The GUI line in gracegtkrc is just to set the place, not the size. Presently, in the GTK2 version, there is no option to fix the size of the window: you must add a line in the C source of ge_explorer_popup() to change the default. In the GTK3 branch, a default is set in the glade/ge_explorer.glade file (common page), but work is in progress on this branch to remove a lot of bugs and sync with the GTK2 one.

Hi Vishnu, It seems that bad programming practice makes now trouble with gcc-10. To remove the bug, I have concatenated loessf.f and supp.f into a single file called loessf.f90 and changed old FORTRAN fixed form in more modern Fortran90 free form. This now produces warnings when compiling with the older gcc compiler of my Debian-9.6. The trouble is that the second argument of subroutine ehg184 is declared as a rank 2 array but ehg184 is called with a scalar or a rank 1 array. Considering that ehg184...

Hi, The file tmc.c in the examples directory allows to test the -pipe feature: copy it where you want, compile it with "gcc ./tmc.c -o tmc -lm" * try with "./tmc | ggrace -pipe" I just try it into a Debian 10 and it should work. If you prefer to use grace_np library, in the source packet, go into the grace_np directory: the file test_np.c is an example of a C program using it. Thanks for using GraceGTK PV

You are right, it's better to avoid deleted feature and I have add END DO to terminate DO loops,.

This post is quite old, but may be my remarks can be useful to someone some day. I have take a look on the data using GraceGTK and conclude the following: FFT needs monospaced data and that is not the case here, thus it cannot work if you don't interpolate into a regular mesh before computing the FFT. Moreover, it seems that data is spread between several period separated by large intervals without data and this question me about the usage intended of the FFT here.

Thanks. Gerald is working hard on the GTK3 branch and I have made changes in the master (GTK2) one to reduce the gap between the two. Hope that it will not introduce new bugs. These changes are incorprated into the new 1.0.2rc0 release. The idea is to keep a GTK2 version with the same capabilities as the GTK3 and keep the GTK2 version as long as the library will be part of major Linux distributions.