Well, as far as I know OpenSUSE does not have a single 'default' PDF viewer. I
believe one or another PDF viewer gets selected depending on if you choose the
KDE or Gnome windowing motif.
Here is what I have:
Okular
/usr/bin/okular
okular -v
Qt: 4.7.1
KDE Development Platform: 4.6.00 (4.6.0) "
Plot uses PDFReafer_j_ as the PDF veiwer, it should be set in
~config/base.cfg, where evince is set , may be it was the default in
Chris's Ubuntu. What is the defualt PDF viewer in OpenSUSE?
In all cases (cairo/canvas/pdf), one may suppress display by
setting the "VISIBLE" option in plot'
In my
Bill, I tried these tests in jconsole on OpenSUSE 11.4:
~/j64-701/bin> ./jconsole
load'plot'
plot 20?20
which: no google-chrome in
(/usr/local/Argyll_V1.3.5/bin:/home/me/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/games:/opt/kde3/bin:/usr/lib64/jvm/jre/bin)
which: no
Bill, all these options worked fine for me. Thanks.
I noticed that cairo launched the default viewer for the png file, but pdf did
not launch the default viewer for the pdf file. That seems reasonable as a
default.
Is it worth considering having a setting to control the launching of the
view
Yes, you are correct. The default was set during loading. Please test the
updated plot 1.0.76 again.
the version number jumped because of some typo
Втр, 20 Дек 2011, Ric Tikkanz писал(а):
> The default cairo output seems to work OK (tested on both linux & windows).
>
> On Windows I experimente
Thanks Bill!
Your changes are fine with me. I have set:
CONSOLEOUTPUT_jzplot_ =: 'pdf'
in my profile and am a very happy camper. Nice to have my PDF output back.
On 2011/12/19 17:04 , bill lam wrote:
> CONSOLEOUTPUT_jzplot_ to either 'cairo' or 'gtk' or 'pdf'
--
The default cairo output seems to work OK (tested on both linux & windows).
On Windows I experimented with changing to the other options but could
only get it to work if I set CONSOLEOUTPUT_jzplot_ appropriately prior
to loading plot for the first time. If I change it after loading plot
(even if I
It seems various output are all sensible. I updated plot to set jconsole
plot output default to png, one may override this by setting the noun
CONSOLEOUTPUT_jzplot_ to either 'cairo' or 'gtk' or 'pdf'
before or after load 'plot'. Actually it tries gtk first and
then cairo, and finally falls back
My preference for PDF is for exactly the reason Ric states - PDF scales
and I don't have to worry when creating plots about setting a size for
later use.
On 2011/12/19 11:19 , Ric Sherlock wrote:
> I think David has summed up my feelings pretty well.
> I like PDFs for good quality output but with
I think David has summed up my feelings pretty well.
I like PDFs for good quality output but with complex plots they can
get really big (all shapes get drawn and stored, not just the visible
ones) whereas the size of the png is set by its dimensions.
For exploring something interactively I'd like
Using jconsole for 99+% of my j activity, and Mac OS X as workstation (mostly
with j on a networked Linux server) I prefer PDF to be the default. Strongly.
- joeyiPh
On Dec 19, 2011, at 6:55 AM, David Mitchell wrote:
> I have mixed feelings about the default.
>
> A default output of gtk
I have mixed feelings about the default.
A default output of gtk seems best for general interactive use and visual
fidelity with the old plot behavior.
Some jconsole users seem to be using jconsole for its streamlined interface and
character based interaction. I would think that a default outp
I might know why it worked for me but failed for you. Since I tested jconsole
on a debian console without X11, it always choose cario/png output. But for
windows or linux with x11 (Ric's case), it elect gtk output, the problem is
that those required and coinsert have been left out.
It also worked
I got the same failure on Win7_64 with plot in jconsole on J701 with current
addons.
I was able to get it to work with this workaround:
load'plot'
load '~addons/graphics/gl2/gl2.ijs'
dbg 1
plot 20?20
|value error: glsel
| glsel PIdLoc
|gtk_paint[0]
coinsert 'jgl2'
That is strange. I tested just plot under linux jconsole before replying
your email. It looks like it choose gtk ouput but gl2 has not been loaded.
You may try load gl2 manually.
Can you email me your jzplot.ijs file by private mail?
Пнд, 19 Дек 2011, Ric Tikkanz писал(а):
> AFAICS my system ha
AFAICS my system has the latest plot (1.0.25) and a bunch of other
things I thought may be related (I appended the jpkg results to my
initial post to try and signal that).
On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 7:21 PM, bill lam wrote:
> I think your plot is out-dated.
>
> The defaut output for jconsole has als
I think your plot is out-dated.
The defaut output for jconsole has also been changed.
Пнд, 19 Дек 2011, Ric Tikkanz писал(а):
> Currently I get an error if I try to plot from jconsole (Windows or Linux).
> I'm pretty sure (at least under Linux) that I used to get a gtk window.
>
>load 'plot'
Currently I get an error if I try to plot from jconsole (Windows or Linux).
I'm pretty sure (at least under Linux) that I used to get a gtk window.
load 'plot'
plot 10?10
|value error: glcanvas_jgl2_
| PIdLoc=:glcanvas_jgl2_ PForm;PId;(Cw,Ch);coname''
'output pdf' plot 10?10
|value
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