Hi guys
> Hi Hazen: For what I use the memcairo driver for, clearing the memory not
> not the behavior I want. I want to pass in some memory already containing
> an image and then plot a graph on top of it. To first generate the image
> and then have plplot clear it would be disappointing, t
Hi Hazen: For what I use the memcairo driver for, clearing the memory not
not the behavior I want. I want to pass in some memory already containing
an image and then plot a graph on top of it. To first generate the image
and then have plplot clear it would be disappointing, to say the least!
Hi Hazen
> > Having said that, things are as they are because this is the behaviour
> > of the current cairo-based devices. Admittedly a pre-existing drawable
> > is different from one created by plplot but even so, consistency can
> > sometimes be a good thing. The other thing to bear in mind i
On Apr 6, 2008, at 9:17 PM, Jonathan Woithe wrote:
>
> Having said that, things are as they are because this is the
> behaviour of
> the current cairo-based devices. Admittedly a pre-existing
> drawable is
> different from one created by plplot but even so, consistency can
> sometim
Hi Hazen
> >>> I am working on an application which requires plots to be displayed
> >>> within the context of the program's windows. In practice this means
> >>> that I needed plplot to have the ability to plot to a supplied X
> >>> Drawable rather than to an X window which plplot creates and ma
On Mar 24, 2008, at 7:08 PM, Jonathan Woithe wrote:
>>> I am working on an application which requires plots to be displayed
>>> within the context of the program's windows. In practice this means
>>> that I needed plplot to have the ability to plot to a supplied X
>>> Drawable rather than to an
