Re: [Gretl-users] Bug?
Am 25.05.2018 um 20:06 schrieb Andreas Zervas:
I think it works in linux with no problems (based on earlier
experience with more detailed programs to produce graphs).
Right.
The issue is that I was able to run this program under windows 7 with
earlier gretl and octave versions, in particular it works under gretl
version up to 2016d and old octave versions - works with octave 3.4.3.
However, under win 7 it does not work with late octave versions - does
not work with octave 4.2.1.
In any case, I cannot make it work under win 10, no matter which
version of gretl (I have used 1.9.92, 2016d, 2017d) and octave (3.4.3,
4.2.1) I use.
Could the standard paths have changed? So, what is your gretl
preference
setting for the path to octave? Is it correct? Can you run any octave
foreign block at all?
P.S. I originally started coding with octave because gretl does not
offer a facility to produce subplots (graphpage is an imperfect
substitute, and accepts only up to 8 graphs I think, while scatters
accepts only one variable on each graph). I also did not like the idea
of learning another language just to plot, when I am familiar with
matlab / octave. Any plans for such a feature?
Yes we recently had a discussion
about it on the devel list (thread
"integrating gnuplot's multiplot"), although not very deep. I guess it
will boil down to putting together a function package, I would be
optimistic that the ETA is this year, but more pessimistic about this
summer.
Maybe you can go into more detail about what kind of plot type you have
in mind.
thanks,
sven
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