Hello!
You can use this code to show a image, in a persistent
way.
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#! /usr/bin/octave -q
% (C) July 2005, Muthiah Annamalai
%
% Ensure:
%
%matrix you pass to gtk_imshow_set() has only
% elements with normalized to value [0,1].
%
%size of window m
Hello everyone! &
Dear Mr Martinez,
I dont know if what youre looking for is, Octave-GTK+,
but have a look at this site:
http://octave-gtk.sf.net/ and our project. I hope my
project is useful for you.
For an idea see
http://octave-gtk.sourceforge.net/screenshot.html
Octave-GTK+ is a set of GTK+
First thing is, how exactly are you starting the GTK app from octave?
Octave has a system() function, as well as fork()/exec(), just like C.
Probably you will want to use the latter, since it gives you
information about process ID's.
2005/7/18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK. This is the question:
octave is an interpreter, I have written a little application to show an
image. But a want to keep the window alive when my function gtk_imshow
is finished.
I'd like to work in this way with Octave, for example:
gtk_imshow (x, r
Thank you for the response. I think I haven't been as clear as can bee in
my previous mail.
I'd like to do this "from Octave" (as a script or in the Octave's command
shell):
0. % this is a Octave script:
1. gtk_imshow (x, r,c);
2. pause
3. gtk_imshow (x.*2, r,c);
4.
Hello:
This is what I want to do:
I want to rewrite the imshow Octave's command.
I want a Gtk+ application to show an image given by octave in this way:
gtk_imshow (x, r,c);% the command shows the image x and finished
% but the windows is still alive
where:
x
Thank you for the response. I think I haven't been as clear as can bee in
my previous mail.
I'd like to do this "from Octave" (as a script or in the Octave's command
shell):
0. % this is a Octave script:
1. gtk_imshow (x, r,c);
2. pause
3. gtk_imshow (x.*2, r,c);
4. p
