Tobias Burnus wrote:
Hi,
Hans Hagen wrote:
see attached file for usage %D [ file=m-gnuplot,
This does not work here, the produced .gpd file looks like: ----------------------- ^Mset title "trigonometry"^Mset terminal postscript set output "gpl-gnuplot-1.ps" ^Mplot sin(x) end ----------------------- ^M stands for \r (Carridge, decimal 13, hex 0d, oct 015).
I frankly don't understand why one does not get a \n (linefeed, decimal 10/0A/012) or a ";\n" for that matter ["\def\par{;\rawcharacter{10}}"].
do you use the natural.ctx file when building the format? don't ask me why, but for some obscure reasons tex distributions like to default to a not so 255 tcx setup (called 255 -) you really need to make sure that locales are ignored maybe \def\par{; } also works here, i dunny how long gnuplot lines may be Hans