Re: Unresponsive figure windows

[Tatsuro MATSUOKA]

Hello

Please type 'pkg list' and confirm whether the oct2mat package is auto-loaded 
or not.
If it is auto-loaded, please execute 
'pkg rebuild -noauto oct2mat' 
and restart the octave.

The oct2mat issue is described in the following

http://wiki.octave.org/wiki.pl?OctaveForWindows
1. Standalone ports
 1.1. Octave 3.2.4 for Windows MinGW32
  Additional important topics found after the release:

Regards

Tatsuro

--- A Kelly  wrote:

> I'm running Octave 3.2.4 (MinGW) which comes with gnupolot Version 4.4 
> (patchlevel 0 octave-mingw32). All on Windows XP.
> 
> If I start gnuplot from MSYS and type "plot sin(x)" the resulting window 
> responds to mouse movements (by changing the coordinates in the bottom 
> left of the window). It also allows zooming (by selecting with the 
> right-mouse button). So far, so good.
> 
> However, my Octave figure windows do not respond in this way. If I start 
> the Octave  interpreter and type "figure" at octave prompt I get a 
> figure window. But, moving my mouse around within it has no effect on 
> the coordinates in the bottom left of the window.
> 
> As well, the Octave window appearance differs from the one in the 
> gnuplot example. The gnuplot window has a toolbar. The Octave window 
> does not. I can make the Octave window look the same as the gnuplot one 
> by defining the GNUTERM environment variable to be "wxt", but I stll 
> can't zoom in the Octave window and its coordinates do not respond to 
> mouse movements.
> 
> Can anyone please suggest why I'm getting different behaviour between 
> gnuplot and Octave and how I can make the Octave windows more responsive.
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