Thank you Ryo & Mark
I have tested a jnl file may be in an un professional way but it works
what I tried is as below
edited a jnl file in emacs
saved it by
C-x C-s
then M-! for getting shell prompt and then at prompt issued the
command
ferret < test.jnl &
this produced the graphics
But if the above chain of command can be wrapped into a single shell
then I think the problem is solved.
best regards,
sjo
$ cat test.jnl
use levitus_climatology
set view ul
fill temp[x=40:100,y=0:30,k=1]
set view ur
fill salt[x=40:100,y=0:30i,k=1]
On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 3:30 PM, Ryo Furue<furue@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Mark,
| Could you try running ferret in ansi-term and see how that works
for
| you? (M-x ansi-term)
When I typed M-x ansi-term, emacs asked which program I wanted
to run. So, I answered /usr/local/bin/ferret and then I was
given a command line of Ferret.
So, if you can send the contents of a buffer to emacs's
ANSI terminal (I'm afraid I don't know how), you can
control Ferret from the buffer.
Regards,
Ryo
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