I am trying to call the gnuplot from c++. I am using wgnuplot for Windows and VS2005 c++.
The following statement works because it opens the gnuplot terminal
FILE *p = _popen("wgnuplot -persist","w");
But I cannot write anything there. My terminal is still blank even after running the following code.
fprintf(p, "set terminal x11 enhanced\n"); //set appropriate output terminal for the plot
fprintf(p, "set xlabel 'N'\n");//set xlabel
fprintf(p, "set ylabel 'error'\n");//set ylabel
Could you please tell me what might be the problem, ie why the terminal is blank and fprintf() doesn't seem to work?
Thanks,
Boris
Check that FILE pointer is not NULL:
if(!p)
// _popen() has failed...
I do not know if that helps you, but this is my approach of executing gnuplot from my C programs:
I create a template file (usually I do not delete it, so that it is easier to troubleshoot), where all the gnuplot commands are are scripted in.
I run gnuplot with
system("gnuplot <TemplateFile>")
If you are only interested in creating a plot, that his would do the job. If you are explicitly interested in the approach you described above then just disregard this posting ;)
Cherio Woltan
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