That workflow seems good to me.
This model depends quite heavily upon having at least two permanent branches. A
stable master and an unstable testing and perhaps also a (semi-stable) bug
fixes branch. Are you suggesting that we should adopt this for Plplot?
The basic workflow would be:
1) When
Hi,
I have got a programm in C++ with wxwidgets using plplot on windows 7. i
want to save my plplot graph in a fucntion called FenetreHistogramme::Plot :
plotwindow->SavePlot(wxString("svg"),wxString("tt.svg"));
plotwindow->SavePlot(wxString("xfig"),wxString("tt.xfig"));
plotwindow->SavePlot(wxSt
Hi All
I have had the exit() calls in Plplot rolling around in the back of my head for
a while. They were brought to the fore, recently when I had some code which
generated a lot of plots and displayed them all via wxWidgets - except it
didn't. The program exited half way through. It turned out
Hi,
My program plot histogram using plplot and wxwidgets driver. On my
screen plot is nice. When plot is saved in svg format I cannot see
histogram with Inkscape.
I don't know svg format but If I change all stroke-width="0.00e+000"
with stroke-width="1" svg is OK in Inkscape.
In program I h
Hi Laurent,
I am not quite sure what is going on, but the code fragment suggests you have
an integer pen width. Could you try with a floating-point pen width, i.e. "2.0"
instead of "2" (without the " of course). I do not see any overloaded function
that could be accepting an integer value
Thanks you for your answer.
plplot 5.9.10, wxwidgets 3.0.0 visual studio 2012 C++
with pls->width( 2.0 ); nothing changes.
You can download source file and svg, ps and xfig here :
perso.univ-lemans.fr/~berger/aqzersPLPLOT
My source code is :
wxPLplotstream* pls=plotwindow->GetStream();
int iMin=
Hi Laurent,
The odd thing is that the SVG plots produced _directly_ with one of the
standard examples shows all the right line widths. It must be that the replot
function (called in plotwindow->SavePlot(..)) is faulty - the line width might
not be set properly. It is not an area of Plplot
On 2014-08-14 01:39-0700 phil rosenberg wrote:
> That workflow seems good to me.
>
> This model depends quite heavily upon having at least two permanent
branches. A stable master and an unstable testing and perhaps also a
(semi-stable) bug fixes branch. Are you suggesting that we should
adopt thi
On 8/14/2014 4:39 AM, phil rosenberg wrote:
> That workflow seems good to me.
>
It also sounds good to me.
-Hazen
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> Hi All
> I have had the exit() calls in Plplot rolling around in the back of my head
> for a while. They were brought to the fore, recently when I had some code
> which generated a lot of plots and displayed them all via wxWidgets - except
> it didn't. The program exited half way through. It
On 2014-08-14 13:56-0400 Hazen Babcock wrote:
> On 8/14/2014 4:39 AM, phil rosenberg wrote:
>> That workflow seems good to me.
>>
>
> It also sounds good to me.
Hi Hazen:
I am very glad to hear that OK about using this workflow for PLplot
development from someone with a lot more experience than
Hi Hazen
The approach of just don't call exit and see what happens was also my first
thought. Then the first case i looked at was plscmap0n, which attempts to set
the number of colours in cmap0, this is called by plspal0, which immediately
assumes the call has succeeded and attempts to assign co
Arjen might well be right about the replot function, or maybe the stored replot
data. What happens if you resize a Plplot window? Does that also show problems?
Phil
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