[Pkg-octave-devel] Bug#675509: Bug#675509: octave: fltk does not work (almost)

Kamaraju Kusumanchi kamaraju at gmail.com
Wed Jun 13 21:05:23 UTC 2012


> plot (something)
> graphics_toolkit fltk
> close all
> plot (something)

> and everything looks nice: the window appears, if I plot something else
> it gets updated.  But it does not go away.  If I call close, or close
> all, nothing happens.  If then I plot something again, the window gets
> selected, the interior becomes freezed, and the frame does not go away,
> not even if I close it by pressing on the close button.  Even changing
> to gnuplot (which works) and back again to fltk changes nothing: the
> only way to make the window disappears seems to be closing Octave.

I am not able to reproduce this either. This is what I tried

octave:1> x = 1:10;
octave:2> plot (x)
octave:3> graphics_toolkit fltk
octave:4> close all
octave:5> plot (x)
octave:6> plot (x.^2)
octave:7> close all
octave:8> plot (x)
octave:9> plot (x.^2)
octave:10> close all

Everything seems to work perfect. I am using octave 3.6.1-6 like the
OP. The problem could be some thing other than octave. Here is my
package list

$dpkg -l \*fltk\* \*octave\* | grep ^ii
ii  libfltk1.1:i386                      1.1.10-13
       Fast Light Toolkit - shared libraries
ii  liboctave1:i386                      3.6.1-4
       Shared libraries of the GNU Octave language
ii  octave                               3.6.1-6
       GNU Octave language for numerical computations
ii  octave-common                        3.6.1-6
       architecture-independent files for octave
ii  octave-symbolic                      1.1.0-1
       symbolic package for Octave
ii  octave3.2-common                     3.2.4-12
       architecture-independent files for octave3.2
ii  octave3.2-doc                        3.2.4-12
       PDF documentation on the GNU Octave language (3.2 branch)
ii  octave3.2-info                       3.2.4-12
       GNU Info documentation on the GNU Octave language (3.2 branch)

I am using Wheezy, KDE.

-- 
Kamaraju S. Kusumanchi
http://malayamaarutham.blogspot.com/





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