2 Sep
2008
2 Sep
'08
12:28 p.m.
Brad,
ln -s /usr/local/bin/gnuplot /sw/bin/gnuplot
Obviously gnuplot is at /sw/bin/gnuplot (from which gnuplot)
Does this look right to you.
No, that is backward. When using ln, mv, and cp always think you are copying from to So you want to link from /sw/bin/gnuplot to /usr/local/bin/gnuplot. The real issue seems to be that without using the --shell-escape option /sw/bin/gnuplot is not in your PATH environment variable.
Ah, thanks but isn't this an alternative to it being in the path?
Not that this seems to be an issue as TextMate is finding Gnuplot using the shell-escape command.
Graham