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After plotting some data, say a 3d surface, usually Gnuplot will allow you to orbit pan and zoom, but when using this through a c++ program, the window just exists and you cannot interact with the figure. Keeping my program from exiting will not prevent this as it seems that the window generates as the pipe goes out of scope but immediately stops responding to any and all interaction.
Would it be possible to make it so the window stays active until it is manually closed? I know that matplotlib does something like this where the program will halt when the window is generated and keep going once it is closed again.
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After plotting some data, say a 3d surface, usually Gnuplot will allow you to orbit pan and zoom, but when using this through a c++ program, the window just exists and you cannot interact with the figure. Keeping my program from exiting will not prevent this as it seems that the window generates as the pipe goes out of scope but immediately stops responding to any and all interaction.
Would it be possible to make it so the window stays active until it is manually closed? I know that matplotlib does something like this where the program will halt when the window is generated and keep going once it is closed again.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: