SiegeLord

This hasn't happened to me in awhile (using attic 0.14), so I can't even reproduce this. If it happens again, I reopen.

Yeah, you create multiple axes. See this code: https://github.com/SiegeLord/RustGnuplot/blob/master/examples/example1.rs#L53-L66

On the surface, this is a limitation of gnuplot, e.g. see https://sourceforge.net/p/gnuplot/feature-requests/505/. But perhaps we can do something about on Rust's side of things, since, after all, we do store...

So the story for this is pretty bad on gnuplot's side. The only "official" way I could find for now is to use the "epslatex" terminal (ideally with the 'standalone'...

As a workaround, as of version 0.0.27 you can do `fg.set_post_commands("unset output").show()` and that should finish writing the file.

Ok, I see. What did is that as of version 0.0.29 `Figure` now has a `close` method which closes the `gnuplot` process, hopefully accomplishing the same thing as your code....

Can you do: ``` rust let mut axes = fg.axes2d(); for i in 0..n { axes.points(...); } ``` We could add a way to grab axes after you release it,...

The error message is garbage, but what it means is that it tried to spawn the `gnuplot` process, and failed. Do you have it installed, and is it in `PATH`?

Yeah, this isn't supported yet nicely although you can hack it currently by doing `figure.set_terminal("pbm size 600, 400", "")`. It makes sense to disallow that in the future and correctly...

https://github.com/SiegeLord/RustGnuplot/commit/68f89f19f94fd292ac2d6f152a1d1c714a161d5e fixed the second bit, but non-UTF8 is still broken.