Dear Jon,
I tried what I wrote to you yesterday on Cygwin/Windows and it worked
there.
Now, I have tried
gnuplot -persist g.plt´
where g.plt is a file containing just the line
plot sin(x)
and this works - without the persist, the plot disappears
instantaneously, as
you mentioned.
Cygwin is a free, open-source attempt to make Unix run on Windows XP –
I have been using it for several years now along with various Linuxes
most of the time things work, sometimes it drives me crazy, but by far
not
as much as Windows does. You can get it here:
_http://www.cygwin.com/_ (http://www.cygwin.com/) .
Of course, Ruby will run on it. But I don’t know whether they have the
newest version available as a binary. I installed Ruby by downloading
the
tar-file from
Ruby’s website, decompressed it
using
gunzip ruby*.zip
tar xvf rubytar
cd ruby
./configure
make
make install
- so just the usual procedure…
Best regards,
Axel