(11 Install) Sierra install Scientific 2D plotting program.

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Sub category, Science
Developer, Mike Wesemann
Filesize, 10240
Title, Plot2 Pro


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Add constraints to pin it to all of its neighbors, making sure that Constrain to margins is NOT set.
Plot2 is a scientific 2D plotting program designed for everyday plotting. Plot2 is easy to use, creates high quality plots, and allows easy and powerful manipulations and calculations of data. Basically Plot2 allows working with multiple documents where every document consists of one or more XY data sets (called buffer in Plot2).
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I also had same query. Thank you, fellas for your answers
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I've tried this one and totally love it ^_^ Matplotlib is a welcoming, inclusive project, and we try to follow the Python Software Foundation Code of Conduct in everything we do. When you enter a new equation, Grapher sets it up as an explicit equation by default by providing the y= bit for you to kick off. So now, go ahead and delete this. Let's start off with the simple implicit equation: . KyPlot is a Windows application and offers you an integrated environment for data analysis and visualization. In KyPlot you can analyze data with a broad range. KyPlot offers you an integrated environment for data analysis and visualization. In KyPlot you can analyze data with a broad range of computing. No specific info about version Please visit the main page of KyPlot on Software Informer. Share your experience: Write a review about this. On Nov 2, 2004, at 01:48, Hazen Babcock wrote: > >>> ld: illegal reference to >>> symbol: >>> .objc_class_name_NSAutoreleasePool defined in indirectly referenced >>> dynamic library >>> /System/Library/Frameworks/amework/Versions/C/Foundation >>> /usr/bin/libtool: internal link edit command failed >> >> You're pretty close now! The problem here is that somewhere along the >> line the neccessary "-framework Foundation" linker flag was lost. >> >> Check your drivers/Makefile and src/Makefile. If it is _not_ in there >> with "-laquaterm -lobjc" then you can try adding "-Wl,-framework >> -Wl,Foundation" manually to that line and try make again, it should >> work. If it _is_ present, libtool is to blame, and you'll have to do >> the version dance... > > These two Makefiles contained "-W1,-framework -W1,Foundation", so I > tried again with libtool 1.9f then with 2.1a. In both cases I got a > pretty > similar error message (on step 4, listed below). I have Autoconf 2.59 > and > Automake 1.9.2. [snip] > > Any thoughts on what I might try? Not really. This seems to be version incompatibility maximus at all levels (plplot/autoconf/libtool). I think your best bet is to go back to whatever you had running at the first try above and try stating LDFLAGS="-Wl,-framework -Wl,Foundation" make to build. (The idea is to get that option to the linker by bypassing libtool altogether) Alternatively, try LDFLAGS="-framework Foundation" make Pay close attention to what get passed to gcc by libtool (look for -lobjc, -laquaterm, and -framework Foundation; they should all be there) when compiling aqt.o and linking the plplot library. /Per 2007-04-12: 1000 packages I should have added Wizard Pro runs under Yosemite and is on the list of Yosemite compatible applications, and has just been updated to version 1.6.7 (Feb 27th). On Nov 21, 2006, at 19:03, Karen Cranston wrote: >I am using Aquaterm 1.0.1 with gnuplot 4.0 on Max OS X 10.4.8 and >would like to include dashed lines in my plots. All of the default >line styles seem to be solid. I note that the release notes for >version 1.0.0 include the following: > >"Adding method to create user defined dashed lines." > >How would one go about doing this? I found the following preamble in >another post on this mailing list: ># Full syntax: ># set terminal aqua {} {title ""} {size } ># {font "{,}"} ># {{no}enhanced} {solid|dashed} {dl }} > # > >But when I tried this, I got the error "unexpected text at end of >command" with the error pointing at the 'enhanced' command (or at the >'dashed' command if I removed enhanced). Karen, what matters here is what support was built into your version of gnuplot. Using 'help term aqua' on gnuplot 4.0 reveals: Syntax: set terminal aqua {} {title ""} {size } {fname ""} {fsize } To get dashed lines you need to download the source for gnuplot 4.2 (currently in release candidate 1 state) and compile it yourself. Unless you need dashed lines urgently, you could just wait a couple of weeks for the release of the gnuplot 4.2 (final version) installer. Regards, Per

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