gEDA-user: Analog waveform viewer for gnucap

Jeff Webb jeff.webb at nta-inc.net
Fri Sep 1 18:32:11 EDT 2006


David Rowe wrote:
> I use octave (a matlab clone) for plotting, it comes with most linux
> systems:
> ...
> It doesn't have a mouse interface for zooming.  

If your version of gnuplot supports it (>= 3.8, I think...), you can have some mouse zooming functionality.  From octave:

  octave:1> __gnuplot_set__ mouse
  octave:2> plot(1,1)

Now you can double click in the plot window to copy the current mouse coordinates to the X buffer.  The middle button will paste the text coordinates into a document or terminal window.  The right mouse button can select a region for zooming.  The middle button places a point at the cursor.

In older version of octave, the syntax is:

  gset mouse

Just thought this might come in handy!

-Jeff



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