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Since I see it nowhere, I assume the OpenGL plotting library still has the limited range problem.
by Maken 11y ago
Since I see it nowhere, I assume the OpenGL plotting library still has the limited range problem.
- e12e 11y agoAre you reffering to something that has to do with the second bullet-point?: > Octave now uses OpenGL graphics with Qt widgets by default. If OpenGL libraries are not available when Octave is built, gnuplot is used. You may choose to use the fltk or gnuplot toolkit for graphics by executing the command graphics_toolkit ("fltk") OR graphics_toolkit ("gnuplot") Adding such a command to your ~/.octaverc file will set the default for each session.
- Maken 11y agoNot exactly. Unlike gnuplot, FLTK uses single precision internally to represent the data, which limits the range of values it can plot. If you try to print anything outside that range, it'll just print a blank graph.