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Hello, you can send data to `gnuplot` without using a temporary file, on unix-like OSes at least, by using `popen` to spawn `gnuplot` and write data and commands to it via a pipe, similar to what's me…
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Hello,
thank you for your work on this Gnuplot interface!
However, as descripted in the issue subject, I'm having really hard time understanding how to plot a variable as it evolves in "realtime".
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using maxima.plot needs gnuplot installed, either in the PATH or as an spkg.
In the absence of gnuplot, maxima.plot should send an error messages. It crashes instead.
(Ensure that you do not have…
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First of all, thanks for the library. That is pretty much what I was looking for - a simple interface to gnuplot.
However, I was a bit unsatisfied with the figure handling. After I had plotted mul…
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Many Fortranners will want to plot data from within a Fortran program, and many Fortran-callable plotting libraries have been created. I have home-grown subroutines to call Gnuplot to make graphs, and…
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>> import pyBBarolo
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AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last)
Input In [14], in ()
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I am trying to replicate this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/56375007/7432462
Assuming we already have converted the geo_types::Polygon into a single path, as described in the referenced link, how do w…
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@sameersingh I see you have a Scala library for plotting, should we use that for plotting in Saul?
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I test this program and I like it, but it is way too big.
After deleting all the languages and translations:
qalculate-5.3.0-x64 = 145.224.935 bytes.
By comparison:
speedcrunch-0.12-win32 = 27.9…
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What I mean is, provide support for doing:
gnuplot = Gnuplot.open
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gnuplot.close
This way you can start gnuplot and have the process running and do multiple graphs from different parts of your c…