Sergey Gromov wrote: > Hi Jeremy, > First of all, many-many thanks for such a great tool as Veusz! I use it > every now and then, and it is indispensable; especially since you have > implemented colouring of the points. One question: I'd like to use my own > palette for the colouring - is there a way to change is without > recompiling the source? I found the file with colourmaps in Veusz dir in > widgets/data/colormaps.dat, but apparently any new colourmaps I add do not > appear in the list of available ones when I start Veusz again. I tried > 1.14 beta under Windows XP Pro. It'd be very handy if one could pick the > custom colormaps from this file on startup. Best wishes, and way to go,
They're now defined in the source code. I was going to add a command to add a new map, but I forgot to do so :-( You should be able to add a python plugin to work around this: import veusz.utils m=veusz.utils.defaultcolormaps m['myscheme'] = ( (100,100,100,255), (200,200,200,255), (100,100,100,255) ) Where the numbers are the BGRalpha tuples. You can run this with veusz --plugin myplugin.py or the file add to the preferences dialog box. This is a bit of a hack. I didn't intend the plugins to directly modify veusz code, but it will work until I have some user interface to add colormaps. Jeremy _______________________________________________ Veusz-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/veusz-discuss
