Yes, but the problem is that the JHS running on the server is running
under a user that doesn't have permission to change the packages.
I will use JAL to get a better understanding of what's there - and, of
course, the remote user can see all the information fine. I'm glad the
information base
JHS viewmat is partly broken as a result of the recent plot changes.
JHS viewmat is defined by the jcgp.ijs script and it does not depend on the
addon graphics/viewmat. Previously jgcp.ijs was loaded with JHS init but
this doesn't make sense with J plot being the preferred plot.
In JHS load'viewm
I remember working with JHS inline viewmat during the J7 beta.
But, the only viewmat I can find in J7 now seems to be a GTK version that opens
a new viewmat window in from JHS.
Is that J7 beta inline viewmat available somewhere?
On 12/5/2011 10:17, Eric Iverson wrote:
> Currently viewmat works
Eric,
You are correct, the filename is not needed and does not do anything. I was
trying to make sure that the file created by plotdemos matched what jhsplot
expects, but the default file name used by plotdef is what jhsplot wants.
On 12/5/2011 10:23, Eric Iverson wrote:
> David,
>
> As far as
David,
As far as I can tell the plotdef argument should be: plotdef 'canvas';400
300
I don't think your inclusion of the filename is right. Perhaps it should be.
Does your example work? Does the filename part have any effect?
On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 7:22 PM, David Mitchell wrote:
> Excellent!
Currently viewmat works in a limited way in JHS without canvas. It would be
possible to support all the viewmat features if the original J6 code was
ported to J7 canvas. This would be an excellent project for an interested
user to contribute. Until such time I think the current limited version is
s
Note that if you use JAL from JHS (link|jal) that the refresh is done for
you. Using packman in jconsole you are working at a somewhat lower level
than in jgtk or jhs.
On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 7:24 PM, Joey K Tuttle wrote:
> Actually, it was just me being confused (and needing to refresh the JAL
>
Eric,
Do you know if anyone is working on converting viewmat to the canvas format?
That seems to be one of the last graphic lacks in J7.
On 12/4/2011 18:11, Eric Iverson wrote:
> The latest JHS update allows J plots to be displayed directly in the jijx
> session. This is perhaps the best way for
Actually, it was just me being confused (and needing to refresh the JAL
catalog...)
It now works for me, I like the embedded plot. And it works great on the
iPad too, even better!
Thanks Eric - I'll try to remember to always refresh the catalog
(something that no doubt gets done automatically
Excellent! Thanks, Eric.
I found that I could run the demo plots using this process:
load'plot'
load'~addons/demos/plot/plotdemos.ijs'
plotdef 'canvas ~temp\plot.html';400 300
plotdemos 53
jhsplot''
It generated very nice inline plots in FF8.
On 12/4/2011 18:11, Eric Iverson wrote:
> The lates
This is working really well for me.
I agree that the ideal will be for output to the jijx log to be the default.
Thanks to Bill & Eric for these developments. This is what I've been
hoping for in JHS from the beginning.
On Mon, Dec 5, 2011 at 12:11 PM, Eric Iverson wrote:
> The latest JHS update
From that output it appears that you have version 1.0.120 of ide/jhs
installed, but that the later version 1.0.123 is available for
installation from JAL.
Assuming that there aren't any problems with proxy servers etc
interfering with wget/curl then the following steps in a new session
should upgr
This seems like a good thing - but I'm being thwarted by pacman. I had
to reinstall IDE to get it to update to:
├───┼───┼───┼─┤
│ide/jhs │1.0.120│1.0.123│JHS IDE │
├───┼───┼───┼─┤
Is that in fact the latest version?? If so, where can I find "jhsplo
The latest JHS update allows J plots to be displayed directly in the jijx
session. This is perhaps the best way for casual use of plots and will
probably become the default.
JAL update to latest ide/jhs then stop and restart JHS server.
start jijx browser page
load'plot'
plotdef 'jijx';400
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