[OS X TeX] [Sort-of Off]: Plotting Software

Frank STENGEL fstengel at mac.com
Wed Mar 8 14:39:34 EST 2006


Le 8 mars 06 à 19:17, Alain Schremmer a écrit :

>
> (1) How do I find "the folder which contains gnuplot"? The Finder  
> doesn's seem to know. It is not in alainschremmer/Applications, it  
> is not in alainschremmer/Library (where texmf is). I imagine the  
> terminal would tell me, but

You'll find the executable in /usr/local/bin/ the rest, I'm not so  
sure...

>
> (2) I open the Terminal. What do I type?

gnuplot

and a gnuplot session should start... Speaking of which, rather than  
use the environment variable GNUTERM, one could use the file .gnuplot  
that, if found in ~/ (your home folder) is read at the start of each  
gnuplot session. Mine contains the single line

===8<=====
set terminal aqua
===8<=====

Hope this helps...

-- 
Frank STENGEL (fstengel<at>mac.com)

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