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jeans committed patchset 700 of module gle4 to the GLE - Graphics Layout Engine CVS repository, changing 15 files.
2009-10-30 20:53:00 UTC by jeans
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Fixed in 4.2.2-S103009.
2009-10-30 18:04:29 UTC by jeans
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Description:
When I try to use "or" operator within "if" statement with string variables, GLE produced error like that:
>> test.gle (6) |if (a$ = "3") or (d = 5) then|
Unrecognised pcode exp prim 43 at position=11
Without string variables it doesn't produce any error.
Version: 4.2.0 and 4.2.1f
Operating system: Linux 2.6.31-ARCH x86_64
Steps to reproduce: run "gle test.gle".
2009-10-16 22:16:54 UTC by scileont
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Dear Pisoir,
Your first feature is indeed not possible in GLE. Currently, the grid is implemented as long ticks, so once you enable the grid you can no longer control the ticks. The way around this is to draw two graphs on top of each other. For example,
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size 12.0 12.0
begin graph
xaxis grid color gray10
yaxis grid color gray10
end graph
begin graph
let d1 = x^2.
2009-10-11 11:11:51 UTC by jeans
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I have two things that I currently miss in GLE:
1. It is impossible to set outer ticks with different color than grid - well, this can be done, but in really ugly way...something like:
xticks length -.1
x2ticks lstyle 2 lwidth 0.015 length 6.2 color 0.6 (where you have to manually set the height of the figure)
But there is no way (to my knowledge) how to make outer ticks on double axis...
2009-10-04 22:23:49 UTC by pisoir
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Well, psfrag is a really great thing when you want to change fonts (font properties) from the tex file and you want to have the same font also in pictures. (Otherwise you would have to produce new eps files again after every change in the tex file).
"Tex" macro is nice, but sometimes it just can't do the whole job (also for example when you have eps files, but don't have the original script...
2009-09-22 12:14:41 UTC by pisoir
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Dear Ondrej,
I'm sorry for starting my answer with a question, but why do you need psfrag with GLE? You can insert any LaTeX expression in a GLE script by using the "tex" command, the \tex{} macro, or by setting "texlabels" to 1. See, e.g., the GLE 4.2.0 reference manual, Section 7.2, page 57. You could also consider using GNU make to automatically run GLE on your scripts each time you change...
2009-09-21 18:13:14 UTC by jeans
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GLE is a really wonderful program, but I have a problem that whenever I produce eps plots which I want to use in latex documents, I can't replace any text using psfrag. The problem in my opinion is that the GLE produces eps files with text converted into curves. When I view the eps file I don't see the text that was inserted in the plots. Gnuplot, on other hand, produces eps files with text...
2009-09-18 13:57:40 UTC by osluciak
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With previous versions of GLE, it was impossible to use the double quote (") character in a string because it could not be escaped. Now this works by using (\") but now you can no longer get (\") literally. Therefore, the TeX command \" in GLE was replaced by \'', but this does not seem to work with the \tex{} macro. Probably the best solution is to make \tex{} translate \'' into \".
Nice to...
2009-09-14 07:56:19 UTC by jeans
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2009-09-05 08:03:01 UTC by jeans
