Alan W. Irwin wrote:
>The command
>
>find sys -type d |grep -v .svn
>
>reveals the following subdirectories of sys (edited to get rid of redundancy):
>
>sys/mac
>sys/win32
>sys/os2
>sys/unix
>sys/dos/msc
>sys/dos/djgpp
>sys/dos/bcc
>sys/dos/emx
>sys/win-tk
>
>My judgement is sys/mac, sys/os2, sys/
Jerry,
When plplot writes any file it uses fopen to open the file first, with
the "wb+" options to make the file writeable and to truncate the file if
it already exists. This is the standard C way to deal with opening
files so I'm surprised it doesn't work. What do the Skim people
"recommend" as
Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> On 2007-08-11 21:05-0400 Hazen Babcock wrote:
>> Should I continue to address these issues rather than the next release?
>
> Whatever course is more efficient for you is probably the one you should
> follow. Whatever you decide is fine with me.
>
From my perspective, it
The release went ok (at least I think...) given the cvs -> svn
change. Thanks Alan for your work updating the release scripts.
However, I ran onto the following problems:
(1) I could not build the documentation, i.e.:
cd /tmp/plplot-dist-prep/build_dir/doc/docbook/src
make www-install
Gave
Hello,
5.7.4, the latest PLplot development release is now available for
download. The plan is that this will be the last development release
prior to our next stable release, 5.8.0. Highlights include the
Python numeric -> numpy switch, improved ADA binding and a new family
of drivers ba
Hi Hazen (off list):
Thanks again for your release efforts which are really helping to promote
PLplot, give us useful feedback from users, etc.
More comment below in context.
On 2007-08-13 21:20-0400 Hazen Babcock wrote:
>
> The release went ok (at least I think...) given the cvs -> svn
> chang
On Aug 13, 2007, at 2:36 AM, Andrew Ross wrote:
>
> Jerry,
>
> When plplot writes any file it uses fopen to open the file first, with
> the "wb+" options to make the file writeable and to truncate the
> file if
> it already exists. This is the standard C way to deal with opening
> files so I'm
