Hello,scripts.
I developed a VS Code extension to preview gnuplot figures when editing it and I want to share it with you to boost your work.
Here is the link : https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=fizzybreezy.gnuplot
And here is the source code : https://github.com/fizzybreezy/vscode-gnuplot
To active preview, just use command `gnuplot.view` or hotkey `ctrl(cmd) + alt +v` when editing gnuplot scripts ( *.gnuplot, *.gnu, *.plot, *.plt, *.gp ).The preview panel will auto refresh when you change your script and switch editor windows between
Enjoy this extension and welcome to help me improve it by post issues and pull request.
fizzybreezy
Hi man!gnuplot binary to PATH environment variable and restart VS Code before using this extension.” How can I do that...? There exist an ini file for VS Code? Where is it?
This sounds great for me. But, to be honest, I do not have idea of VS Code. I have installed VS Code on mac then I have installed the extension. However, still I can’t realize what do you mean with "Make sure you have added the directory containing
Thanks in advance,scripts.
Crist.
On Monday, March 9, 2020 at 1:10:21 AM UTC-5, fizzybreezy wrote:
Hello,
I developed a VS Code extension to preview gnuplot figures when editing it and I want to share it with you to boost your work.
Here is the link : https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=fizzybreezy.gnuplot
And here is the source code : https://github.com/fizzybreezy/vscode-gnuplot
To active preview, just use command `gnuplot.view` or hotkey `ctrl(cmd) + alt +v` when editing gnuplot scripts ( *.gnuplot, *.gnu, *.plot, *.plt, *.gp ).The preview panel will auto refresh when you change your script and switch editor windows between
Enjoy this extension and welcome to help me improve it by post issues and pull request.
fizzybreezy
在 2020年3月10日星期二 UTC+8上午10:41:41,Cristian Camilo Mejia写道:gnuplot binary to PATH environment variable and restart VS Code before using this extension.” How can I do that...? There exist an ini file for VS Code? Where is it?
Hi man!
This sounds great for me. But, to be honest, I do not have idea of VS Code. I have installed VS Code on mac then I have installed the extension. However, still I can’t realize what do you mean with "Make sure you have added the directory containing
between scripts.Thanks in advance,
Crist.
On Monday, March 9, 2020 at 1:10:21 AM UTC-5, fizzybreezy wrote:
Hello,
I developed a VS Code extension to preview gnuplot figures when editing it and I want to share it with you to boost your work.
Here is the link : https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=fizzybreezy.gnuplot
And here is the source code : https://github.com/fizzybreezy/vscode-gnuplot
To active preview, just use command `gnuplot.view` or hotkey `ctrl(cmd) + alt +v` when editing gnuplot scripts ( *.gnuplot, *.gnu, *.plot, *.plt, *.gp ).The preview panel will auto refresh when you change your script and switch editor windows
Enjoy this extension and welcome to help me improve it by post issues and pull request.
fizzybreezy
hi crist,
well, I didn't test this extension on mac and I am not familiar with mac. I'll try to give some advice.
1. just open a gnuplot script in VS Code and open the preview panel by pressing `cmd + alt +v` ,change and save your script(do not `set terminal` and `set output`),see if the extension is worked.
2. if not, reinstall gnuplot with brew and restart vscode(maybe also your computer). here is tutorial, https://gist.github.com/scuxiayiqian/c8ea9452f86dc1918de92b136e772c80.
Hopefully this will work for you, if you still have troubles, fell free to ask me and i'll try to help.
fizzy
Hi fizzy! It works!. It seems that my problem came from gnuplot/vscode: “Cannot find or open file”. In the script I have a line with set loadpath '../‘, which works well directly in gnuplot.
Thank you so much for your reply.
Best,
Crist.
On Wednesday, March 11, 2020 at 5:55:34 AM UTC-5, hiii...@gmail.com wrote:containing gnuplot binary to PATH environment variable and restart VS Code before using this extension.” How can I do that...? There exist an ini file for VS Code? Where is it?
在 2020年3月10日星期二 UTC+8上午10:41:41,Cristian Camilo Mejia写道:
Hi man!
This sounds great for me. But, to be honest, I do not have idea of VS Code. I have installed VS Code on mac then I have installed the extension. However, still I can’t realize what do you mean with "Make sure you have added the directory
between scripts.Thanks in advance,
Crist.
On Monday, March 9, 2020 at 1:10:21 AM UTC-5, fizzybreezy wrote:
Hello,
I developed a VS Code extension to preview gnuplot figures when editing it and I want to share it with you to boost your work.
Here is the link : https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=fizzybreezy.gnuplot
And here is the source code : https://github.com/fizzybreezy/vscode-gnuplot
To active preview, just use command `gnuplot.view` or hotkey `ctrl(cmd) + alt +v` when editing gnuplot scripts ( *.gnuplot, *.gnu, *.plot, *.plt, *.gp ).The preview panel will auto refresh when you change your script and switch editor windows
Enjoy this extension and welcome to help me improve it by post issues and pull request.
fizzybreezy
hi crist,
well, I didn't test this extension on mac and I am not familiar with mac. I'll try to give some advice.
1. just open a gnuplot script in VS Code and open the preview panel by pressing `cmd + alt +v` ,change and save your script(do not `set terminal` and `set output`),see if the extension is worked.
2. if not, reinstall gnuplot with brew and restart vscode(maybe also your computer). here is tutorial, https://gist.github.com/scuxiayiqian/c8ea9452f86dc1918de92b136e772c80.
Hopefully this will work for you, if you still have troubles, fell free to ask me and i'll try to help.
fizzy
在 2020年3月11日星期三 UTC+8下午10:34:38,Cristian Camilo Mejia写道:
Hi fizzy! It works!. It seems that my problem came from gnuplot/vscode: “Cannot find or open file”. In the script I have a line with set loadpath '../‘, which works well directly in gnuplot.
Thank you so much for your reply.
Best,
Crist.
containing gnuplot binary to PATH environment variable and restart VS Code before using this extension.” How can I do that...? There exist an ini file for VS Code? Where is it?On Wednesday, March 11, 2020 at 5:55:34 AM UTC-5, hiii...@gmail.com wrote:
在 2020年3月10日星期二 UTC+8上午10:41:41,Cristian Camilo Mejia写道:
Hi man!
This sounds great for me. But, to be honest, I do not have idea of VS Code. I have installed VS Code on mac then I have installed the extension. However, still I can’t realize what do you mean with "Make sure you have added the directory
between scripts.Thanks in advance,
Crist.
On Monday, March 9, 2020 at 1:10:21 AM UTC-5, fizzybreezy wrote:
Hello,
I developed a VS Code extension to preview gnuplot figures when editing it and I want to share it with you to boost your work.
Here is the link : https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=fizzybreezy.gnuplot
And here is the source code : https://github.com/fizzybreezy/vscode-gnuplot
To active preview, just use command `gnuplot.view` or hotkey `ctrl(cmd) + alt +v` when editing gnuplot scripts ( *.gnuplot, *.gnu, *.plot, *.plt, *.gp ).The preview panel will auto refresh when you change your script and switch editor windows
Enjoy this extension and welcome to help me improve it by post issues and pull request.
fizzybreezy
hi crist,
well, I didn't test this extension on mac and I am not familiar with mac. I'll try to give some advice.
1. just open a gnuplot script in VS Code and open the preview panel by pressing `cmd + alt +v` ,change and save your script(do not `set terminal` and `set output`),see if the extension is worked.
2. if not, reinstall gnuplot with brew and restart vscode(maybe also your computer). here is tutorial, https://gist.github.com/scuxiayiqian/c8ea9452f86dc1918de92b136e772c80.
Hopefully this will work for you, if you still have troubles, fell free to ask me and i'll try to help.
fizzy
hi crist,
I have published a patched version and now you can use lines like `loadpath '../'` .
cheers,
fizzy
On Thursday, March 12, 2020 at 3:25:20 AM UTC-5, hiii...@gmail.com wrote:
在 2020年3月11日星期三 UTC+8下午10:34:38,Cristian Camilo Mejia写道:
Hi fizzy! It works!. It seems that my problem came from gnuplot/vscode: “Cannot find or open file”. In the script I have a line with set loadpath '../‘, which works well directly in gnuplot.
Thank you so much for your reply.
Best,
Crist.
containing gnuplot binary to PATH environment variable and restart VS Code before using this extension.” How can I do that...? There exist an ini file for VS Code? Where is it?On Wednesday, March 11, 2020 at 5:55:34 AM UTC-5, hiii...@gmail.com wrote:
在 2020年3月10日星期二 UTC+8上午10:41:41,Cristian Camilo Mejia写道:
Hi man!
This sounds great for me. But, to be honest, I do not have idea of VS Code. I have installed VS Code on mac then I have installed the extension. However, still I can’t realize what do you mean with "Make sure you have added the directory
between scripts.Thanks in advance,
Crist.
On Monday, March 9, 2020 at 1:10:21 AM UTC-5, fizzybreezy wrote:
Hello,
I developed a VS Code extension to preview gnuplot figures when editing it and I want to share it with you to boost your work.
Here is the link : https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=fizzybreezy.gnuplot
And here is the source code : https://github.com/fizzybreezy/vscode-gnuplot
To active preview, just use command `gnuplot.view` or hotkey `ctrl(cmd) + alt +v` when editing gnuplot scripts ( *.gnuplot, *.gnu, *.plot, *.plt, *.gp ).The preview panel will auto refresh when you change your script and switch editor windows
Enjoy this extension and welcome to help me improve it by post issues and pull request.
fizzybreezy
hi crist,
well, I didn't test this extension on mac and I am not familiar with mac. I'll try to give some advice.
1. just open a gnuplot script in VS Code and open the preview panel by pressing `cmd + alt +v` ,change and save your script(do not `set terminal` and `set output`),see if the extension is worked.
2. if not, reinstall gnuplot with brew and restart vscode(maybe also your computer). here is tutorial, https://gist.github.com/scuxiayiqian/c8ea9452f86dc1918de92b136e772c80.
Hopefully this will work for you, if you still have troubles, fell free to ask me and i'll try to help.
fizzy
hi crist,
I have published a patched version and now you can use lines like `loadpath '../'` .
cheers,Dear fizzy,
fizzy
Great! I will try it soon.
Thanks a lot,
Crist.
Hello,scripts.
I developed a VS Code extension to preview gnuplot figures when editing it and I want to share it with you to boost your work.
Here is the link : https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=fizzybreezy.gnuplot
And here is the source code : https://github.com/fizzybreezy/vscode-gnuplot
To active preview, just use command `gnuplot.view` or hotkey `ctrl(cmd) + alt +v` when editing gnuplot scripts ( *.gnuplot, *.gnu, *.plot, *.plt, *.gp ).The preview panel will auto refresh when you change your script and switch editor windows between
Enjoy this extension and welcome to help me improve it by post issues and pull request.
fizzybreezy
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