GNU TeXmacs - Bugs: bug #12149, [Octave interface] old plots linger

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bug #12149: [Octave interface] old plots linger

Submitter:	Ralf Treinen <treinen>
Submitted:	Sat 26 Feb 2005 07:45:25 PM UTC
Category:	Plugins	Priority:	5 - Normal
Item Group:	Error	Status:	Fixed
Privacy:	Public	Assigned to:	None
Originator Name:	Igor Khavkine	Open/Closed:	Closed
Release:	None	Release:	1.0.4-R3
Fixed Release:	None	Fixed Release:
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Wed 28 Mar 2012 05:52:00 AM UTC, comment #1:  This is fixed nowadays. Anyway it's not obvious this was a Texmacs bug since the plots are directly drawn by octave in a separate window.	Philippe Joyez <pjoyez>
Sat 26 Feb 2005 07:45:25 PM UTC, original submission:   Open an Octave session. Produce a plot > plot(sin(0:.1:pi)) Go back to to the same line, and change it to produce a different plot > plot(cos(0:.1:pi)) The two different plots will overlap in the same image. Pressing Enter on the above line again will produce the correct plot. TeXmacs might say something about garbage collecting unused images. (Remark: this error also occurs on texmacs 1.0.4.6 -Ralf)	Ralf Treinen <treinen>

 

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Date	Changed by	Updated Field	Previous Value	=>	Replaced by
2012-03-28	pjoyez	Status	None		Fixed
		Open/Closed	Open		Closed
2006-06-15	#48748	Carbon-Copy	-		Added rvb

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