Gutza
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11 years ago It's not the perfect place to ask questions, but it'll do. Use Octave's native functions to SAVE the plot to a file (use o-d's run() if you don't expect output, or query() if you do), then call o-d's retrieve() to retrieve the file.
I'm new to github, so tell me if this isn't the right spot for this post. I am using the octave-daemon in a web thing right now. I've been trying to grind through the different classes in http://projects.moongate.ro/octave-daemon/ to figure out if there is a way to use a simple function like ->run('plot(1:10)') or ->query('plot(1:10)') to output a plot for some diagnostics im running, and possibly just output the files onto a window. Wondering if this is accounted for.