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Re: graphics-branch in CVS


From: Timothée Lecomte
Subject: Re: graphics-branch in CVS
Date: Thu, 07 Dec 2006 23:29:35 +0100
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John W. Eaton wrote:
I created a separate CVS branch called graphics-branch for the code
that I've been working on.  Check that out if you'd like to see what
direction I'm heading in.
<...>

Some limitations (I'm probably missing a few things):

<...>
  * The axis function has not been converted.  When the axis limits
    are autoscaled by gnuplot, Octave doesn't really have a reasonable
    way to ask gnuplot what it chose for the limits, so it is not
    possible to use the axis fucntion to ask for the limits after a
    plot command.  Is it important to have this feature?  If so, then
    maybe Octave needs to determine the limits on its own and pass
    them to gnuplot?  If we did this, then the axis function could
    work reliably.
John,

gnuplot 4.2 (rc2 available) has a way to determine that. It can be done with the read-only variables GPVAL_X_MIN and friends. Use 'show variables all' to see all the available state variables, and 'help gnuplot-defined' for more information.

Best regards,

Timothée



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