Jconsole graphs are quite beautiful on the Mac (I think we are both users of jconsole more than the IDE in OSX), plot in jconsole generates a file "plot.pdf"
Location of plot.pdf depends on where your j "temp" directory is located (mine is ~/Documents/j602-user/temp/plot.pdf). Opening this file in OSX Preview gives you a lovely scalable graphics window that is very good at displaying graphs. The lines are smoother than the ones from the IDE. The contents of plot.pdf are overwritten with each display and the Preview graph changes without intervention. It is also easy/convenient to use the PDF in other applications and documents. - joey At 09:25 -0500 2009/01/05, Brian Schott wrote: >While researching a question on the jwiki I came across a >comment that I don't quite understand and would appreciate >clarification. At the link below, I see the >following statement, and I wonder where the output goes from >the jconsole session, because I cannot find the "scripts >6.02.041" except to see that I have loaded them already with >Package Manager. > >"As from scripts 6.02.041, these demos can be run >interactively, in particular this is useful in Jconsole. >Try: > >load '~system/examples/graphics/plot/plotdemos.ijs' >plotdemos 4 NB. argument is demo number in range 0-54 " > >http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Plot/Examples > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
