Hello,
running the "test" command, a test plot is generated. The test plot contains lines with linetypes -1 to 20. That's helpful.
However, when you issue the command "show linetypes", only the definition of linetypes 1 through 8 are printed. I understand that gnuplot by default re-cycles these definitions for linetypes with number greater than 8.
What about linetypes 0 and -1?
Note that the command "show linetype 0" fails with error message " tag must be > zero" altough "plot sin(x) lt 0" and "plot sin(x) lt -1" are valid commands and generate a plot.
In my opinion, at least the definition of linetype 0 should be printed as it is used in the default grid.
I hope that makes sense to you.
Cheers
Daniel
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