First, your versions of everything are old, it worked for me with the latest: MacOS 10.13 + Xcode 9.2 + clang-4.0 (4.0.1 from Anaconda) + Octave 4.0.3. For Octave 4.0.3 I used their MacOS bundle, not MacPorts. It's super fast, it includes GUI, and there's none of the delay with gcc48 you mentioned. Ok so you are trying to enter opening/closing square brackets which is one of the problems that were solved in bug #41124. Currently, your only option, if you want to use the GUI on Mac, is to install Octave 4.0.x using a package manager such as Homebrew or Macports. AmpliTube can work as a 64-bit plug-in for the most popular DAW (such as Pro Tools, Logic, GarageBand, Cubase, Live, Reaper) or can be used in stand-alone mode in Mac OS X and Windows. The plug-in and standalone versions offer the same function and sound, but the standalone version also offers a built-in 8-track recorder and DAW, plus a 4-track. That's how the idea for Octave Deluxe was born. A rap-focused plugin that gives you everything you need. I spent months capturing and curating the best rap sounds in the world And I put them into an easy to use, low-CPU plugin for producers. Octave Deluxe has.
I am running Mac OS Mavericks 10.9.4.
Installed Octave 3.8.1 via Homebrew which came with gnuplot 4.6
Have XQuartz 2.7.6 installed.
Golfknight mac os. I restarted my computer after all was done.
In order to plot in octave-cli everyone states that I should just ‘set terminal x11' BUT I don't even have x11 listed when I run ‘set terminal' in gnuplot
Of course octave-cli will complain that my terminal is unknown.
What did I do wrong? How can I debug this situation?
How to solve this problem?
Solution no. 1:
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I found the answer here. Setealém the game mac os. Basically gnuplot needs to be reinstalled as:
https://trueefile698.weebly.com/plasma-invaders-mac-os.html. This page also helps with troubleshooting Octave installation on Mavericks.
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Solution no. 2:
Guarrd the rum mac os. On El Capitan it shows error. So here's what you do:
- Install Xquartz first…
brew reinstall gnuplot --with-qt- Open ‘Xquartz' from Applications and NOT the ‘Terminal'.
gnuplot- gnuplot > `set terminal xterm 6. plot sin(x)
Solution no. 3:
You have at least three options:
brew reinstall gnuplot --with-x11brew reinstall gnuplot --with-qtbrew reinstall gnuplot --with-qt5
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The graphical quality of plots is much better with option 3 compared to option 1.
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Hope this helps!
