mhollowa at ic.sunysb.edu (Michael Holloway) writes:
>I'm evaluating the Windows metabolism simulator Gespasi, trying to figure
>out whether I want to recommend it for use in an undergrad lab course. Has
>anyone else out there tried it or used it in a course? My major problem
>with it now is that the command strings its sending to Gnuplot for Win
>are not correct. It sends a "terminal type windows color" command that
>Gnuplot does not recognize. It was only by several happy accidents that I
>found out that I could delay execution of the plotting and edit a temp
>file that Gespasi creates. Changing the line to "terminal type win" makes
>it work. Does anyone know how to fix this? Has this happened to anyone
>else? A message sent to the author has not generated a response.
GEPASI is one of the simulators for metabolic control analysis
available from the metabolic-regulation (BTK-MCA mailing list)
experimental archive site bmsdarwin.brookes.ac.uk (161.73.104.10) in
/pub/software/ibmpc/gep207a.zip. But I suspect you've got an old
version of windows gnuplot --- ours (3.38...) groks 'set terminal
windows color' or 'set term win col' no problem.
Sorry to hear you haven't got a reply from the author, Pedro Mendes
<prm at aber.ac.uk>, --- he must be away as he is usually very
conscientious about support. Please feel free to ask me any further
questions until I can locate him. We don't stock gnuplot on our
archive just yet --- I think ftp.dartmouth.edu is the official site.
Regards ...
... John Woods
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