Hi Arjen,
> This sounds like a good plan to me. In the mean time I have
> adapted the wingcc driver to draw a pixel instead of a line if the
> line's end points coincide.
>
> I used example x22 for testing this new feature - a bunch of zero-length
> vectors should be very recognisable. Only it to
>
>
> Perhaps we should do an audit of the other common drivers to check if
> any others suffer from this problem. A quick modification to one of the
> examples might do the trick.
>
> Andrew
>
This sounds like a good plan to me. In the mean time I have
adapted the wingcc driver to draw a pixel in
On Mon, Jun 02, 2008 at 01:51:42PM +0200, Arjen Markus wrote:
> Jim Dishaw wrote:
>
> >There is a similar logic for X11 using XDrawPoint and XDrawLine.
> >I think this change should be made even if a single point drawing
> >function is implemented.
> >
> >The plpoin does not draw a single pixel p
Jim Dishaw wrote:
>There is a similar logic for X11 using XDrawPoint and XDrawLine.
>I think this change should be made even if a single point drawing
>function is implemented.
>
>The plpoin does not draw a single pixel point per se. The intent of the
>function is to draw a point on the graph (wh
Arjen Markus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello,
>
> Stefan Menzel reported a bug (plplot-Bugs-1973336) regarding plotting
> a single pixel. This is a special case in plpoin (where the value of
> the argument code is -1).
>
> The wingcc driver does not plot anything, whereas the GD driver does
>
Hello,
Stefan Menzel reported a bug (plplot-Bugs-1973336) regarding plotting a
single
pixel. This is a special case in plpoin (where the value of the argument
code is -1).
The wingcc driver does not plot anything, whereas the GD driver does (at
least for PNG).
Given the implementation (as a l
