Added -p flag and file_regex #2
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The `-p` flag is needed so that if the user is using a graphical output terminal such as qt or wxt, the output window will stay open after gnuplot finishes. The `file_regex` allows a user to jump directly to the location of an error, should one occur when running gnuplot.
(That's the order all the builtin buildfiles use.)
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-pflag is needed so that if the user is using a graphical output terminal such as qt or wxt, the output window will stay open after gnuplot finishes.The
file_regexallows a user to jump directly to the location of an error, should one occur when running gnuplot.