Dan Stahlke

The way you have it should be fine. I'm not sure what the problem is.  Note that both commands and data are sent in the same stream, so if it...

Try it like this: gp

No, this is not possible currently.  My interface doesn't currently have the ability to receive feedback back from gnuplot.  It is able to capture mouse clicks, but that works by...

I replied to the github email a while back, but I'm not sure whether that went anywhere, since it didn't appear on this page. I'm running Linux too (Ubuntu), so...

At first I thought the signal might be SIGPIPE, sent when the writer (the gnuplot-iostream library) calls pclose. However, the pipe(7) man page says that SIGPIPE is only sent to...

You would have to read through the gnuplot documentation to see if there is such a command.  It looks like "set terminal" can do it, for some terminal types.  For...

Sorry, I don't know anything about CLion. You probably need to set some option to tell it where to find headers (include files). And once you get it to find...

I don't know. `gp.do_flush()` sends `std::flush` to `boost::iostreams::stream` and then calls `fflush` on the underlying file handle. If data is not getting through, it's probably held up in boost::iostreams. You...

GnuplotFeedbackPty is actually a separate class from the main Gnuplot class, so you could actually just use it as-is. The feedback member variable in the Gnuplot class is just there...

I'm glad you got it (sort of) working. It surprises me that you had to open the PTY in binary mode, as I was under the impression that text and...