Re: wait_for_file ?? [print via pipes - help testing on Windows?]

[Marco Atzeri]

--- Ven 17/9/10, bpabbott <address@hidden> ha scritto:

On Sep 17, 2010, at 04:22 PM, Marco Atzeri <address@hidden> wrote:

--- Ven 17/9/10, bpabbott <address@hidden> ha scritto:

octave:1> source test_printing.m
octave:2> test_printing fltk -depsc -debug
backend is fltk
print fltk-epsc  -depsc -debug
epstool command: ' cat > 'fltk-epsc.eps' '
fltk-pipeline: ' cat > 'fltk-epsc.eps' '
panic: Segmentation fault -- stopping myself...
attempting to save variables to `octave-core'...
save to `octave-core' complete
Segmentation fault

It also causes a crash of the X-server.

 

This is not what I would expect. Perhaps I'll have to install Linux via VirtualBox and play with it there. What flavor are you running?

No linux.
This is cygwin-1.7.7

with libfltk-1.1.10 and xorg-server-1.8.2

 source test_printing.m
octave:4> __parse_print_opts__ ("test.eps", "-depsc")
error: `__parse_print_opts__' undefined near line 4 column 1

 

My bad. Please try ...

__print_parse_opts__ ("test.eps", "-depsc")

Ben

ans =
{
  append_to_file = 0
  canvas_size =

     576   432

  debug = 0
  debug_file = octave-print-commands.log
  devopt = epsc
  epstool_binary = /usr/bin/epstool
  figure = [](0x0)
  fig2dev_binary = /usr/bin/fig2dev
  fontsize =
  font =
  force_solid = 0
  formatted_for_printing = 0
  ghostscript =
  {
    binary = /usr/bin/gs
    debug = 0
    device =
    epscrop =  1
    level = [](0x0)
    output =
    papersize =
    pageoffset =

       0   0

    resolution =  150
    antialiasing = 0
  }

  loose = 0
  lpr_binary = /usr/bin/lpr
  name = test.eps
  orientation = portrait
  pstoedit_binary = /usr/bin/pstoedit
  preview =
  printer =
  send_to_printer = 0
  special_flag = textnormal
  tight_flag = 0
  use_color =  1
  lpr_options = -l
  unlink = {}(0x0)
}

Marco