Am 02.07.2014 03:20, schrieb Allin Cottrell:
On Tue, 1 Jul 2014, Sven Schreiber wrote:
> I'm currently creating a function package with all the recent nice bells
> & whistles as described in the manual ch. 13.
>
> (BTW, what is the minimum version requirement when the package uses
> gui_main, bundle_print etc.? On a related note, perhaps it would be
> advisable that gretl checks the minimum version that a function package
> requires against some objective criteria, for example if the package
> uses bundles, in what gretl version were bundles introduced, etc. etc.)
>
> The manual says about bundle_plot: "...producing a plot or graph..."
> What is the recommended way to proceed when one wants to have the
> package produce multiple plots?
See
http://users.wfu.edu/cottrell/tmp/extending.pdf . This point is
discussed in relation to the gig package. The material therein
should be updated and folded into the Guide; we haven't got to it
yet.
If I understand correctly, there is a choice there between different
plots (in gig), and so the plots are plotted on request, one-by-one.
What I mean instead is to give the user several plots directly, and to
do this "the right way" such that somehow they remain "connected" to
the
function package.
But perhaps I'm overcomplicating things and I should just leave my
'gnuplot' commands in the main code where there are now and where they
spit out the plots as they have always done?
thanks,
sven