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initialization: graphics_toolkit: 2004h toolkit is not available #237
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Hi @pirofti, what OS and what version of Octave are you using? It looks like we need to add handling for those control characters. This issue looks relevant: pexpect/pexpect#669 |
@blink1073, I am using |
This workaround from the issue you mentioned, indeed, fixes the issue for me. |
Great, thanks for verifying. I think that might be the best we can do, based on this response. |
Right. I don't know what this new feature is supposed to do, but disabling it everywhere seems wrong also. Anyway, you decide which way to go, but it should probably be in the documentation as well so that us users can find it quickly. Thank you for looking into this! |
Hi,
I just updated
oct2py
andOctave
on my system and I get the following error inpython
andjupyter
whenever I try to execute anoct2py
command.Here is the output from
jupyter
:The problem is, I think the communication between
oct2py
andOctave
.I get this with any other method that might be the first to run after
oct2py
is initialized (e.g.available_graphics_toolkits
,ones
). The faulty string never changes, it always has the same value. These commands run just fine inOctave
, so I think it is a communication issue.Any tips of what I might try next?
Thank you,
Paul
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