Sorry, I actually wanted to say something else in my last mail,
letting you try
ruby rnd3.rb | graph -Tps > g.ps ,
which works out for me. It sends the results from ruby to the external
GNU program “graph” , which is part of the plotutils package.
I can then open the file g.ps with ghostscript (gv,ggv or whatever).
The errors
NameError: uninitialized constant RND etc…
you reported come from the fact that Ruby does not know what these
constants
are, and after some digging into the description of rb-gsl, I found
out that there are two ways of requiring rb-gsl,
require “rbgsl” or require “gsl”,
one of these forms lets you drop everything before the ‘::’ , so you
can
use
a=dir_2d®
instead of
a = RND::dir_2d® .
Maybe the author changed his mind on which form of require to associate
with which form in between…
But I still am not able to run the first program you posted, either,
where I also get the error
graph([x,y], [roots.real,zero], “-T X -C -g 3 -S 4”)
NoMethodError: GNU plotutils required
from (irb):7:in `graph’
from (irb):7
you reported. I do not know how to fix this directly, but for me, it
worked
out to patch that by piping the results of a ruby program into graph as
above.
Sorry I can’t help any further -maybe more experienced users of
plotting
with plotutils under rb-gsl are willing to help out ?
Best regards,
Axel