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A fellow names John Hardy (among several who have contacted me over the last couple of years) said:
You probably get nagged quite a bit about this. Some have been running into issues with gnuplot-mode and Windows and I’m wondering if you have any comments. I use it just fine on Linux, but it seems that Windows users are not able to send data to gnuplot successfully.
Org-mode also uses gnuplot-mode and this org-plot and org-mode babel+gnuplot are not working correctly on Windows.
It's easy to install by enabling MELPA (see http://melpa.milkbox.net/), followed by M-x list-packages and choosing gnuplot from the list. Or you can just download all the .el files from the github repository, byte compile them and put somewhere in your Emacs load-path.
That said, there do seem to be problems on Windows which I would like to fix, but I will not have easy access to a Windows machine to do so until the new year.
There is also a different gnuplot-mode on MELPA which has been reported to work better on Windows, so you might try that too.
It's easy to install by enabling MELPA (see http://melpa.milkbox.net/),
followed by M-x list-packages and choosing gnuplot from the list. Or you
can just download all the .el files from the github repository, byte
compile them and put somewhere in your Emacs load-path.
That said, there do seem to be problems on Windows which I would like to
fix, but I will not have easy access to a Windows machine to do so until
the new year.
There is also a different gnuplot-mode on MELPA which has been reported
to work better on Windows, so you might try that too.
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BrianZbr commentedon Dec 20, 2012
I'm having trouble even figuring out how to install gnuplot-mode in Windows. Judging from this thread I guess it's not worth trying any further?
joddie commentedon Dec 20, 2012
It's easy to install by enabling MELPA (see http://melpa.milkbox.net/), followed by
M-x list-packagesand choosinggnuplotfrom the list. Or you can just download all the.elfiles from the github repository, byte compile them and put somewhere in your Emacs load-path.That said, there do seem to be problems on Windows which I would like to fix, but I will not have easy access to a Windows machine to do so until the new year.
There is also a different
gnuplot-modeon MELPA which has been reported to work better on Windows, so you might try that too.BrianZbr commentedon Dec 20, 2012
Great, this information is very helpful, thanks!
On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 2:25 AM, joddie notifications@github.com wrote: