It seems the only versions of maxima compatible with this version of TeXmacs have plugins located in /usr/share/ TeXmacs/ plugins/ maxima/ lisp: I did however notice in the script tm_maxima that there is not even an entry for this recent version: I tried your advice to change the first line of the two scripts, maxima_detect and tm_maxima located in /usr/lib64/ TeXmacs/ bin, from #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash. I have the same exact problem where using TeXmacs as a front end to maxima complains: "Unsupported version of maxima: 5.xx.x" org/search? p=1&q=wxmaxima& baseproject= openSUSE% 3A10.3Īnd TeXmacs 1.0.6.9-54 x86_64 installed directly from YaST. I came across this thread trying to solve the same issue with openSuse 10.3 x86_64 using both maxima versions 5.13.0-2.2 x86_64, 5.14.0-2.1 x86_64 installed from: m Texmacs Octave interface support files.
In the shell script commands as well as in the. To determine which version of Octave is being used so that the correct Octave commands and settings are used in Additionally, it seems there will have to be some form of detect (similar to maxima_detect) The Texmacs Octave plug-in will require some major modifications to accommodate these changes as This version of Octave has a number of additional deprecated commands and Involved and edit them to fix the problem by changing offending Octave commands.Ī related note for GNU Octave, version 2.9.12. One strategy until this issue is resolved is to try to figure out what is causing the error message and the. Relationship they have to Octave commands. It is not obvious which files are involved unless you are familiar with the purpose of these. These files will have to beĮxamined and the offending statements will have to be changed to commands that Octave does not object tm of the same /usr/share/texmacs/TeXmacs/plugins/octave/octave directory.įor some, but not all, Ocatve commands issued from the Texmacs Octave session. octaverc in /usr/share/texmacs/TeXmacs/plugins/octave/octave Some (not sure which) of theseįiles reference deprecated Octave commands and this is what is generating the error/warning messagesįor some, but not all, Ocatve commands issued from the Texmacs Oc.īelow are some files that may be affected in /usr/lib/texmacs/TeXmacs/bin: These Octave script files are Octave interface support files for Texmacs. tm of the same /usr/share/ texmacs/ TeXmacs/ plugins/ octave/ octave directory. Two files listed above there are various other files that are Octave scripts (.m) files in the subdirectories Warning messages and may or may not operate as expected. Some commands operate normally without any errors or warnings. However, there are more issues here related to Octave sessions depending on the Octave commandĮntered. This change will prevent warnings and/or errors when a Texmacs Octave v2.1 session is started. The gset command appears on lines 8 and 9 in these two files and must be changed. Has been deprecated (as well as some others) in Octave and _gnuplot_set_ must be used Must be changed so that calls to gset are made to _gnuplot_set_ instead. octaverc in /usr/share/ texmacs/ TeXmacs/ plugins/ octave/ octave To some other files or error and warnings appear during the Texmacs Octave session. In addition, there are changes to the syntax of Octave 2.1 that require changes The script tm_octave requires this same change from #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash The same comment for a Maxima session applies to Octave. In any case this change affects the entire operation system wherever /bin/sh is Side effects elsewhere if /sh/dash is not used possibly. The scripts maxima_detect and tm_maxima both require this change.Īlternatively, /bin/sh may be linked to /bin/bash. This change or the session will not work in Texmacs. Unless #!/bin/sh is changed to #!/bin/bash. These files may not work properly to start a Texmacs session It is certain that the plug-in for Maxima is affected in this way.īelow are some files that may be affected in /usr/lib/ texmacs/ TeXmacs/ bin: Texmacs plug-in scripts are affected by this side effect and in particular Instead /bin/sh is linked to but /bin/dash.Ĭonsequently all shell scripts that reference #!/bin/sh are using Ubuntu Linux (Xubuntu) Release 7.10 (gutsy) Texmacs sessions for both Maxima and Octave plug-ins are broken andįiles of both require some modifications to work at all.
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