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I am interested in PLPLOT as well, in fact I was wondering whether it was a fork from PGPLOT or something because they seem so similar. I emailed the PGPLOT developer and he was really helpful and answered my emails in just a few hours! Joe: I figured out how to change the lines in PGPLOT and the results look pretty good. I may look into PLPLOT but I don't like compiling stuff myself and Fink doesn't add the AquaTerm driver and there is no PLPLOT for DarwinPorts. Everything works correctly now, thanks for the help Joe, Per. Here is my final code, this is Fortran code: ! Just checks to see if the device is available if(pgopen('/AQT') 0) stop ! Creates a new "page" call pgpage ! Sets the color index 0 to white call pgscr(0, 1., 1., 1.) ! Sets the color index 1 to black call pgscr(1, 0., 0., 0.) ! Sets the line width to 3 call pgslw(3) ! Erases the screen call pgeras ! Creates a standard viewport call pgvstd ! Set x and y range call pgwnad(0., 1., 0., 1.) ! Create the plot grid/box call pgbox('BCNST', 0.0, 0, 'BCNST', 0.0, 0) ! Set the labels call pglab('x(n)', 'x(n + 2)', 'The Logistic Map') ! Plot the points call pgpt(n, x, y, 1) ! Close the device call pgend On Oct 19, 2005, at 2:39 PM, Joe Koski wrote: > Nathan, > > There is some discussion on the pgplot web site about the use of UNIX > environment variables to change the background color for X11 plots > with > pgplot, but when I tried the approach with aquaterm, it did not > work. If you > have X11 installed on your Mac, you might try reading up on the > changes and > run octave from within an X11 xterm. > > Otherwise, I've also had problems with the weak, narrow lines that > pgplot > uses with aquaterm, so I've gone to the newer, and currently supported > PLplot. (If you install PLplot, install it from Fink or > Darwinports. The > current version has build problems on a Mac.) > > While pgplot is still there, it no longer seems to be under active > development. My e-mails to the developer have been unanswered. > > Joe > > > on 10/19/05 11:26 AM, Nathan Nutter at wrote: > > >> I emailed the PGPLOT developer too, but here is my question: >> >> I installed PGPLOT using Fink on Mac OS X and I am using AquaTerm as >> my display adapter. I would like to change the colors so that it is >> white on black, is this possible with the AquaTerm driver? So far my >> attempt with pgscr has not worked. I seem to able to use pgsci OK but >> not able to change the background color to white. I would really like >> to be able to print from AquaTerm. >> >> Here is what I am doing: >> if(pgopen('/AQT') 0) stop >> call pgpage >> call pgscr(0, 0.5, 0., 0.) >> call pgeras >> call pgsci(1) >> call pgenv(0., 4., 0., 4., 0, 1) >> call pglab('x(n)', 'x(n + 2)', 'The Logistic Map') >> call pgpt(n, x, y, 9) >> call pgend >> What happens is a AquaTerm window opens up red, the terminal say >> press return for next page, I press return and the points and grid >> get drawn on the screen but it overwrite the red background with >> black. >> >> I can use pgsci to change the color of the foreground but pgsci(0) >> draws the foreground black not red like it should be set to from my >> code. >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------- >> This email is sponsored by: >> Power Architecture Resource Center: Free content, downloads, >> discussions, >> and more. >> _______________________________________________ >> Aquaterm-user mailing list >> Aquaterm-user@... >> >> > > >
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On May 2, 2005, at 18:10, Michael McFarlane wrote: > Hello Per, I hope that all is well! We're eagerly awaiting the next > formal > release of AquaTerm. Somewhat delayed since we've had some reports on problems with Tiger. > In the mean time, I have a suggestion that could > really improve how we use it. Currently, windowShouldClose (in > AQTPlot.m) > and applicationShouldTerminate (in AQTController.m) check if valid > clients > are up and running. If so, then windowShouldClose simply does > nothing, and > applicationShouldTerminate sends a message to the user confirming > termination. > > I have another alternative. I think it would be good to allow the > user the > option of registering a "closeplot" handler (one per plot) and a > "termination" handler (one per app) that would be executed first thing > in > the windowShouldClose and applicationShouldTerminate routines > respectively. > These user-defined handlers could do any clean up that needs to be > done, and > potentially call aqtClosePlot and/or aqtTerminate if the user so > chooses. > This would make our AquaTerm apps behave much more like a traditional > Mac > application when command-W and command-Q are used. What do you think? I think it is a very good idea! Would it work the way you want if these handlers were scripts, placed in e.g. Library/Application Support/AquaTermHooks or something, letting you hook into events such as applicationDidFinishLoading, applicationShouldTerminate, and cmd-N/W/Q/P (and their menu bar equivalents). Then you could hook up any executable in a way that is much more Mac-like using your preferred scripting language. Thanks for the feedback, Per This project started in 1993 with SciPlot on NeXTStep and was updated at the end of November 2014. Plot2 is designed for everyday plotting, it is easy to use, it creates high quality plots, and it allows easy and powerful manipulations and calculations of data. To get started, read the User's Guide. When I wrote the article entitled A few thoughts on scientific software one of the responses I got was that people did not know about the existence of open-source chemistry toolkits so I thought I'd publish a page that hopefully prevent stop people reinventing the wheel. Here are a few open-source cheminformatics toolkits that I'm aware of. A new ribbon style that produces ribbons with a smoother appearance has been introduced into VIDA. $ - No fees to sync between devices I uninstalled macports and reinstalled all including gnuplot again to get it working. With so many updates and changes my previous installation didn't seem to be smooth. However, with the fresh installation using macports, everything was pretty straight. No problems or manual build at all during the installation. I have aquaterm port installed. Apart from that I don't know what else to do. Daniel-Holguins-MacBook-Pro:octave cicloide$ port installed aquaterm The following ports are currently installed: aquaterm @1.0.1_5 (active) Thanks. Daniel On Mar 4, 2011, at 12:46 AM, Mojca Miklavec wrote: > On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 07:48, Daniel Holguin wrote: >> Hi! >> >> When I use 'set term x11' I can actually see the plots. However, if I let 'set term aqua' I don't see any graphics. >> >> Do you know what can I check? Is there any advantage on using aquaterm vs x11? >> >> I have installed gnuplot and aquaterm both using macports. > > Do you have a system AquaTerm installed somewhere? > > The weird thing is that I can get it running without a problem when I > install gnuplot/aquaterm with macports (I'm also on Snow Leopard), but > I cannot get the latest version running when I compile both manually > (it runs, but when I try to plot anything it just freezes forever). > I'm (slowly) trying to figure out what is going on, but I'm not > exactly sure how to check that either. > > The major advantage is that AquaTerm runs natively and doesn't require > X11 (which is less of an issue now than it was back on Tiger). X11 has > more features, but I still prefer AquaTerm somehow. One extra feature > is that you can export graphics to PDF with a simple "save as". > > Mojca Hi, guys!




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