----- Original Message ----- From: "Sisyphus"
Been playing around with it a bit on Windows, and the basic functionality is there.
In the console, I also got:
PDL::Core::barf('Hmmm, my main Gnuplot process didn\'t respond for 5 seconds.\x{a}...') called at C:/MinGW/perl/site/lib/PDL/Graphics/Gnuplot.pm line 3842
I think the first thing to do is to understand (and fix) whatever it is that causes this error on windows. Then see how far that gets us.
I've reassembled the demo examples into a script that I can run (attached), and for each of those examples (even those that run fine), I get the above error in the console and the script exits.
With that script, I can select which particular demo I want to run by setting $ARGV[0] on the command line to a number in the range (0 .. 10). There's also an option to set $ARGV[0] to 100, and run *all* of the demos - but that's of no use to me until I can get a demo to run without barfing in the console.
The first 2 demos (#0 and #1), which are just the same demo with the axes swapped, run fine.
Demo #4 appears to create the correct output, but the gnuplot window is unresponsive - and has to be closed by Windows.
A number of the other demos are also unresponsive (#2, #3, #5, and #6) if I try to provide them with a title, but are fine (except that they don't have a title) if no such attempt is made.
And #7, #8, #9, and #10 simply output an empty gnuplot window that I can close by clicking on the 'x'.
Any ideas welcome. Maybe I'll be able to take a more investigative look next week. Cheers, Rob
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