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On Fri, 11 Jan 2008, Andreas wrote: 
> I have never before used CVS/SVN, and even went through the hassle 
> of installing tortoiseCVS, but still could not check out the newest files 

SVN and CVS are two different systems.
If you installed SVN, follow the directions here:
<URL:http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=17434>

Cheers,
Alan Isaac

Hello!

Now I have spent a whole afternoon, just because I wanted to upgrade
to python 2.5.1 (from 2.3.5). Everything worked fine, only gnuplot.py
is not working anymore because of the Numeric -> numpy change. Grrrr...

I have never before used CVS/SVN, and even went through the hassle
of installing tortoiseCVS, but still could not check out the newest files



is this wrong? What is wrong?

CVSROOT=:pserver:kn...@gn...:443/svnroot/gnuplot-py

I cannot put the password anywhere, using tortoiseCVS, 
and tortoiseCVS doesn't ask for it.

So I also tried 
CVSROOT=:pserver:ano...@gn...:443/svnroot/gnuplot-py

Do I need some "editing rights" or something else to use the CVS/SVN
of gnuplot-py on sourceforge, or is it open to any SF-user? If not,
please grant me those rights.

please help me someone with this versioning stuff, 
I'd really like to start using it.





And probably easier for users who do not want to spend whole afternoons
just to get a working version of gnuplot.py, is this solution:


 PLEASE someone PUBLISH A NEW ARCHIVE 
 WITH THE NEWEST FILES FROM THE CVS.



Thanks a lot!
Andreas

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Andreas Krueger (NoSpam!) wrote:
> Many thanks for your gnuplot.py, it has already helped me a lot.
> 
> BUT:
> 
> It does not work anymore for the current releases
> 
> * Python 2.5.1
> * Numpy 1.0.4 (Numeric is discontinued after Python 2.4
> 
> Please release a version that works with Python 2.5.1

Please direct questions about Gnuplot.py to the mailing list.  I haven't
worked much on it for years now.  Another person wanted to take over
maintenance, but he hasn't been very visible either.

I believe that the current Subversion trunk version of Gnuplot.py should
solve both of these problems.  (The problem that I know of with Python
2.5 is that "with" has become a keyword.  If there are other problems,
please let us know.)

It would be great if somebody would take over maintenance of Gnuplot.py,
for example, making a new release that includes the changes that are
already in SVN.

Michael