>> >> octave> tx1=[0 0; 1 1400; 6 8e6; 6.6 8.6e6]; >> >> octave> toggle_octplot >> >> octave> plot(tx1(:,1),tx1(:,2)) >> >> octave> plot(tx1(:,1),tx1(:,2)) >> >> octplot: FTGL/FTGLTextureFont.cpp:103: void >> >> FTGLTextureFont::CalculateTextureSize(): Assertion `maximumGLTextureSize' >> >> failed. >> > >> >I can confirm this for unstable, but *only* if I close octplot's window >> >after the first plot() command.
>Francesco, do you have Octave running on your local machine? Or do you >run it remotely? I run it on my local machine. I don't know if that can make a difference, but I run Octave from inside Emacs, using M-x run-octave RET. If I am not wrong, Emacs sets up a ptty to run asynchronous subprocesses this way. I am trying the same at home, where I have a similar installation... 1) when running Octave from inside Emacs, it hangs after the *first* plot, rather than the second as it happens on my office box. Unfortunately, this is not always reproducible. Trying again gives no problem... 2) when running Octave from inside a terminal (rxvt), I do not see the problem Maybe a race somewhere? By the way, the problem I reported in the other bug report, about the plot window not showing the plot line until resized, only happens when running Octave from inside Emacs. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
