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- From: tkacik@hobbes.hobbes.cs.gmr.com (Tom Tkacik)
- Newsgroups: comp.graphics.gnuplot
- Subject: Re: looking for gnuplot on PC
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- Date: 9 Nov 92 13:40:44 GMT
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- In article 721150718@kaa, arndt@kaa.informatik.rwth-aachen.de (Stefan Arndt writes:
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- > We have a problem with gnuplot V3.2
- > We are running ISC SysV R3.2 and we have X11R4 Roells server.
-
- > On our system SIGTSTP is defined and therefor <termios.h> is included.
- > But in termios.h IUCLC and ONOCR are not defined.
-
- Comment out the lines with IUCLC and ONOCR. They should be part of your termios.h
- but it appears that not all systems define these. They are not really needed,
- and probably should be removed from the new 3.3 version.
-
- > I have fixed this by undef TERMIOS to cause the proper include.
-
- If you have termios.h you probably should use it.
-
- > Anyway, apart from that we have problems with readline.
- > ( Actually we have problems with this function with EVERY gnuish software
- > i.e gdb ).
-
- Gnuplot is gnuish software in name only. If this happens with all such
- software, then maybe you should complain to your vendor. (I am sorry
- that this does not sound very helpful.)
-
- > When we are using ^P to get the last command line we still get it but
- > it isn't echoed, so it is a bit like walking in the dark.
-
- I have never seen this problem before. Have you tried ^R or ^L? Either
- of these should retype the current line. Or is the line still not echoed?
- The problem with Unix is the vast number of different versions available that
- are so similar, yet are different in subtle ways.
-
- > So, what is the right way for our system to get readline and
- > an updating plot window under X11?
-
- Not having ever seen your system, I do not know what it will take,
- (but if you figure it out I would like to hear about it).
- Anybody have any suggestions?
-
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- Tom Tkacik
- GM Research Labs
- tkacik@hobbes.cs.gmr.com
- tkacik@kyzyl.mi.org
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