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Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4
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Uwe Brauer |
Subject: |
Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4 |
Date: |
Mon, 17 Oct 2011 23:31:26 +0200 |
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Gnus/5.110018 (No Gnus v0.18) XEmacs/21.5-b29 (linux) |
> On 17 October 2011 11:45, octaveuser001 <address@hidden> wrote:
> QtOctave is abandoned. Yes, it has problems with fltk and debugging.
> We're working on a replacement GUI, but it probably won't be available
> for a while. I don't have an easy solution for you. Either stay with
> 3.2 if it works for you, or debug from the CLI. Emacs also works as an
> interface to Octave's debugger, but it has a steep learning curve, and
> you might not want to climb this curve.
That is frankly a huge problem and prevents new users to
switch :(
On the one hand 3.4.x ships some really nice enhancements
especially for graphics.
But on the other hand the interaction with the GUI is
(deliberately?) broken.
I say this as a convinced Xemacs user (I also have to admit
that the matlab-mode is far superior to the octave-mode, for
example in the latter results with a lot of digts are not
correctly displayed due to the use of thumb windows in the
(tcsh) shell). And yes I would like to improve the Emacs
interface but the original authors seem to be off the
project.
But my students need a GUI and qtoctave is broken. The good
news is that GUI Octave still works with 3.4.2 in Windows,
but of course not in MacIntosh nor in Linux.
Uwe Brauer
- QTOctave and Octave 3.4, octaveuser001, 2011/10/17
- Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4, Jordi Gutiérrez Hermoso, 2011/10/17
- Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4,
Uwe Brauer <=
- Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4, Jordi Gutiérrez Hermoso, 2011/10/17
- Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4, Uwe Brauer, 2011/10/18
- Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4, Jordi Gutiérrez Hermoso, 2011/10/18
- Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4, Jordi Gutiérrez Hermoso, 2011/10/18
- Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4, Uwe Brauer, 2011/10/19
- Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4, Uwe Brauer, 2011/10/19
Re: QTOctave and Octave 3.4, Balogh Richard, Ing., 2011/10/18