Le 27/08/2012 01:59, Mario Rodriguez a ?crit :
> El lun, 27-08-2012 a las 01:42 +0200, Mario Rodriguez escribi?:
>> El dom, 26-08-2012 a las 22:09 +0200, Jean-Claude Arbaut escribi?:
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>>> Both files are created as expected. "data.gnuplot" contains 117 lines of
>>> numeric data, and
>>> here is the content of "maxout.gnuplot".
>>> As Robert Dodier said, there is a problem with "set terminal x11", but
>>> the trick with
>>>
>>> :lisp (setq *autoconf-win32* "true")
>>>
>>> does not seem to work.
>>>
>> Try to reload package draw.
> But re-start Maxima first.
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> Mario
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Still same problem.
Here is an experiment : I change "draw .lisp" so that there is
(setq *autoconf-win32* "true")
(defvar *windows-OS* (string= *autoconf-win32* "true"))
($print *autoconf-win32*)
($print *windows-OS*)
Then when I load, it print
true
false
Next, I change "draw.lisp" again (notice the "setq" instead of "setvar")
(setq *autoconf-win32* "true")
(setq *windows-OS* (string= *autoconf-win32* "true"))
($print *autoconf-win32*)
($print *windows-OS*)
And I get
true
true
And of xourse I can then plot with
draw2d(explicit(x,x,0,1))$
But I have still a problem with Maxima hanged up and gnuplot staying
open in task manager after I close the window.
Strange...