plot with gnuplot and scite

[SUBE Samuel]

Hi!
When i use Scite to execute a octave script, "go" command, the plot disappear after around one second.
I use octave 3 under windows XP installed using the windows setup file named "octave-3.0.0-setup.exe".
I choose Gnuplot and i launch Scite with "Edit" command.

Cordially!

Samuel Sube

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[Michael Goffioul-2]

The "integration" of octave within SciTE is *very* basic. What it
actually does is
executing "octave -q <myscript.m>" and capturing the octave output. At the end
of the script, octave exits; that's why any open plot window disappears. This
SciTE shortcut is only provided for convenience (it has been contributed by
an octave user), do not expect much more from it.

Michael.

On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 1:12 PM, SUBE Samuel <samuel.sube@...> wrote:

>
>
>
> Hi!
> When i use Scite to execute a octave script, "go" command, the plot
> disappear after around one second.
> I use octave 3 under windows XP installed using the windows setup file named
> "octave-3.0.0-setup.exe".
> I choose Gnuplot and i launch Scite with "Edit" command.
>
> Cordially!
>
> Samuel Sube
> _______________________________________________
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> Bug-octave@...
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>

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[michael714]

SUBE Samuel wrote:

When i use Scite to execute a octave script, "go" command, the plot
disappear after around one second.
I use octave 3 under windows XP installed using the windows setup file
named "octave-3.0.0-setup.exe".
I choose Gnuplot and i launch Scite with "Edit" command.

Just add the "pause;" command at the end of your matlab/octave script and the screen will stay up until you hit a key.  Enjoy!