Gnuplot patch (small, unimportant)

John Campbell jdc at naucse.UUCP
Thu Sep 7 02:19:11 AEST 1989


Here is a small, unimportant patch to the makefile(s) for Gnuplot.
All this patch does is change the way shar files are built.  Please
apply this patch if you intend on distributing the Gnuplot just
posted to this group--otherwise it is of very limited use...

(The README patch just replaces spaces with a tab--Augustine is
pretty picky...)

*** README.3B1.orig	Tue Sep  5 19:43:33 1989
--- README.3B1	Tue Sep  5 19:44:01 1989
***************
*** 12,18 ****
  	improvements and instructions specific the the Unix PC version
  	of GNUPLOT.  The port to the Unix PC was done by John Campbell
  	(CAMPBELL at NAUVAX.bitnet), who also integrated the help system,
!         added polar coordinates and fixed miscellaneous bugs.  I 
  	(Augustine Cano, canoaf at dept.csci.unt.edu) made the makefiles
  	easier to use and was a beta tester.
  
--- 12,18 ----
  	improvements and instructions specific the the Unix PC version
  	of GNUPLOT.  The port to the Unix PC was done by John Campbell
  	(CAMPBELL at NAUVAX.bitnet), who also integrated the help system,
! 	added polar coordinates and fixed miscellaneous bugs.  I 
  	(Augustine Cano, canoaf at dept.csci.unt.edu) made the makefiles
  	easier to use and was a beta tester.
  
*** makefile.3b1.orig	Tue Sep  5 19:39:34 1989
--- makefile.3b1	Tue Sep  5 19:40:55 1989
***************
*** 96,119 ****
  # if you have the Rich $alz shar package, you can use this make shar section.
  #
  
! shars:	spotless shar/gnuplot.shar.1 shar/gnuplot.shar.2 shar/gnuplot.shar.3 \
! 	shar/gnuplot.shar.4 shar/gnuplot.shar.5 shar/gnuplot.shar.6
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.1: [1-9]* [A-Z]* [a-e]*
! 	shar -n1 -e6 [1-9]* [A-Z]* [a-e]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.1
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.2: [f-m]*
! 	shar -n2 -e6 [f-m]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.2
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.3: [p-s]*
! 	shar -n3 -e6 [p-s]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.3
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.4: [t-z]*
! 	shar -n4 -e6 [t-z]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.4
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.5: docs/*
  	cd docs; make clean; cd ..
! 	shar -n5 -e6 docs docs/* > shar/gnuplot.shar.5
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.6: help/*
! 	shar -n6 -e6 help help/* > shar/gnuplot.shar.6
--- 96,124 ----
  # if you have the Rich $alz shar package, you can use this make shar section.
  #
  
! shars:	spotless shar/gnuplot.shar.1 shar/gnuplot.shar.2 \
! 	shar/gnuplot.shar.3 shar/gnuplot.shar.4 shar/gnuplot.shar.5 \
! 	shar/gnuplot.shar.6 shar/gnuplot.shar.7
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.1: [1-9]* [A-Z]* [a-f]*
! 	shar -n1 -e7 [1-9]* [A-Z]* [a-f]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.1
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.2: [g-l]*
! 	shar -n2 -e7 [g-l]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.2
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.3: [m-o]* p[a-i]*
! 	shar -n3 -e7 [m-o]* p[a-i]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.3
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.4: p[j-z]* [q-t]*
! 	shar -n4 -e7 p[j-z]* [q-t]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.4
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.5: [u-z]*
! 	shar -n5 -e7 [u-z]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.5
! 
! shar/gnuplot.shar.6: docs/[A-Z]* docs/[a-g]*
  	cd docs; make clean; cd ..
! 	shar -n6 -e7 docs docs/[A-Z]* docs/[a-g]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.6
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.7: docs/[h-z]* help/*
! 	shar -n7 -e7 docs/[h-z]* help help/* > shar/gnuplot.shar.7
! 
*** makefile.unx.orig	Tue Sep  5 19:39:23 1989
--- makefile.unx	Tue Sep  5 19:42:03 1989
***************
*** 96,119 ****
  # if you have the Rich $alz shar package, you can use this make shar section.
  #
  
! shars:	spotless shar/gnuplot.shar.1 shar/gnuplot.shar.2 shar/gnuplot.shar.3 \
! 	shar/gnuplot.shar.4 shar/gnuplot.shar.5 shar/gnuplot.shar.6
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.1: [1-9]* [A-Z]* [a-e]*
! 	shar -n1 -e6 [1-9]* [A-Z]* [a-e]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.1
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.2: [f-m]*
! 	shar -n2 -e6 [f-m]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.2
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.3: [p-s]*
! 	shar -n3 -e6 [p-s]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.3
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.4: [t-z]*
! 	shar -n4 -e6 [t-z]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.4
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.5: docs/*
  	cd docs; make clean; cd ..
! 	shar -n5 -e6 docs docs/* > shar/gnuplot.shar.5
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.6: help/*
! 	shar -n6 -e6 help help/* > shar/gnuplot.shar.6
--- 96,124 ----
  # if you have the Rich $alz shar package, you can use this make shar section.
  #
  
! shars:	spotless shar/gnuplot.shar.1 shar/gnuplot.shar.2 \
! 	shar/gnuplot.shar.3 shar/gnuplot.shar.4 shar/gnuplot.shar.5 \
! 	shar/gnuplot.shar.6 shar/gnuplot.shar.7
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.1: [1-9]* [A-Z]* [a-f]*
! 	shar -n1 -e7 [1-9]* [A-Z]* [a-f]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.1
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.2: [g-l]*
! 	shar -n2 -e7 [g-l]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.2
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.3: [m-o]* p[a-i]*
! 	shar -n3 -e7 [m-o]* p[a-i]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.3
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.4: p[j-z]* [q-t]*
! 	shar -n4 -e7 p[j-z]* [q-t]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.4
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.5: [u-z]*
! 	shar -n5 -e7 [u-z]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.5
! 
! shar/gnuplot.shar.6: docs/[A-Z]* docs/[a-g]*
  	cd docs; make clean; cd ..
! 	shar -n6 -e7 docs docs/[A-Z]* docs/[a-g]* > shar/gnuplot.shar.6
  
! shar/gnuplot.shar.7: docs/[h-z]* help/*
! 	shar -n7 -e7 docs/[h-z]* help help/* > shar/gnuplot.shar.7
! 
-- 
	John Campbell               ...!arizona!naucse!jdc
                                    CAMPBELL at NAUVAX.bitnet
	unix?  Sure send me a dozen, all different colors.



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