I agree that this is an important lab to get to run clean and will make some minor adjustments.
Having a mix of jhs GC plot and jgtk plot in the same session probably shouldn't be allowed to happen in the lab. For now my goal is to get that lab to run clean in JHS. I will probably adjust it so that only JHS viewmat and plot is used. For the first release gcplot won't be able to cope with all the requirements of that lab. For now I think the reports of 'unsupported options and complexity' are acceptable. The eventual fix is to extend the capabilities of gcplot, not to revert to jgtk plot. On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 7:07 AM, David Mitchell <[email protected]>wrote: > I tried running this and ran afoul of viewmat and plot. > > I changed the first > > require 'plot graph' > > to > > require 'viewmat' > > I found this rather nice, as the viewmat output was now displayed in-line > in the > browser. > > But, non-viewmat plots were a thornier problem. > > Removing > > require'plot graph' > > invoked the new Google plot, which was fine for a few plots, but failed on > most > with errors like this: > > unsupported plot options: stick,line > unsupported data complexity > > Changing > > require'plot graph' > > to > > require 'plot' > > now got what looks like the new GTK plot. This successfully displayed all > the > plots, but the plot window opened behind my browser window and I had to > hunt for > it. Also, the plot window appeared before the text in the lab describing > the > plot. Finally, the plot window had to be closed before I could continue > with > the lab. > > And, this would probably would not work well if the J lab browser were not > on > the same system as jhs. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
