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Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot
From: |
Benjamin Lindner |
Subject: |
Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot |
Date: |
Wed, 16 Feb 2011 17:27:53 +0100 |
Hello,
currently, for the gnuplot graphics backend, the default font "*" is
translated into "{}" before passing to gnuplot.
This causes troubles with the windows terminal, and I wondered if "{}"
is a valid gnuplot fontname specification.
I glanced through gnuplot's manual, but there is no mentioning of "{}"
for a font name - for enhanced text, yes, but not fontname.
So, shouldn't it be rather "" (empty) for the default fontname?
benjamin
- Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot,
Benjamin Lindner <=
- Re: Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot, Benjamin Lindner, 2011/02/16
- Re: Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot, David Bateman, 2011/02/16
- Re: Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot, Benjamin Lindner, 2011/02/17
- Re: Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot, Ben Abbott, 2011/02/17
- Re: Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot, Benjamin Lindner, 2011/02/17
- Re: Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot, Ben Abbott, 2011/02/17
- Re: Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot, Benjamin Lindner, 2011/02/17
- Re: Usage of "{}" as default fontname for gnuplot, bpabbott, 2011/02/17