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From: Chethan S
Subject: GNUPlot errors
Date: Fri, 13 May 2011 20:18:09 +0530 (IST)

Greetings!

When I try using the command 'imshow' to display an image I get a series of errors and the image is not displayed. Here is a portion of the error series:
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gnuplot> 4B
         ^
         line 0: invalid command


gnuplot> C
         ^
         line 0: invalid command

Ambiguous request 'c'; possible matches:
    call
    candlesticks
    canvas
    cbdata
    cbdtics
    cblabel
    cbmtics
    cbrange
    cbtics
    cd
    ceil
    cgm
    circle
    clabel
    clear
    clip
    cntrparam
    color_resources
    colorbox
    colornames
    colors
    column
    command line options
    comments
    compatibility
    complete list of terminals
    contour
    coordinates
    copyright
    corel
    cos
    csplines
    cumulative

gnuplot> C
         ^
         line 0: invalid command


gnuplot> �A
         ^
         line 0: invalid character �
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..........................................................................

This is the information of the image I am trying to display:
imfinfo('result.tif')
ans =

  scalar structure containing the fields:

    Filename = /home/chethan/Documents/GNU_Octave/result.tif
    FileModDate = 13-May-2011 17:28:02
    FileSize =  196593
    Height =  321
    Width =  611
    BitDepth =  8
    Format = TIFF
    LongFormat = Tagged Image File Format
    XResolution = 0
    YResolution = 0
    TotalColors =  256
    TileName =
    AnimationDelay = 0
    AnimationIterations = 0
    ByteOrder = undefined
    Gamma = 0
    Matte = 0
    ModulusDepth =  8
    Quality =  75
    QuantizeColors =  256
    ResolutionUnits = undefined
    ColorType = grayscale
    View =


I run Octave 3.4.0 in my Ubuntu 11.04. What can I do now? The image displays fine with the default GNOME image viewer when opened from nautilus.

Thanks and regards,

Chethan S.

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