Re: [Gnuplot-py-users] x11 as terminal

Matt Ball wrote:
> [...] However, if I run my python script (which uses  
> gnuplot.py) through x11, I run into two problems: if my gnuplot  
> constructor does not have the persist=1 option, then the plot window  
> disappears as soon as it appears.

Normally, it should only disappear when the Gnuplot instance is
destroyed by your script (for example, if your script ends).  If you
keep the Gnuplot instance alive then the window should continue to be
displayed.

>                                     However, when I do use the  
> constructor (e.g. as g = Gnuplot.Gnuplot(persist=1)) then the plot  
> window does persist but it's not interactive!
> I don't think that I am asking a lot to have an interactive and  
> persistent gnuplot window. How can I do this on my Mac? I am perfectly  
> happy to use something other than AQT or X11 if it gets the job done.  

This is more of a gnuplot question than a Gnuplot.py question.

Michael