In my new system, the bottom margin of PDF terminal output and
PostScript output is off. I can see in the demos that there is
basically zero whitespace where there used to be white space on the
bottom balanced with the white space on the other sides. The space is
so small that xlabels and colorboxes extend past the bottom of the
visual portion of the screen.
Run 'pm3d.dem' in "pdf", "post color solid" and "x11". "x11" looks OK.
For PDF, page 21 and 39 are good examples. (But also, the first plots
of 'all.pdf' show there is zero margin.) Oddly, it is only page 39 that
is off screen in PostScript. (May be a font thing.)
Oh wait, I just tried the x11 terminal for the 'all.dem'. It too seems
a bit close to the edge, but the white space for the coordinates
balances things out. However, I typed "set bmargin 1" and got something
where the key, bottom margin and axis land on top of one another. It
continued for about four plots until a "reset" probably fixed matters.
So there seems to be a bug with the bottom margin. Anyone work on that
lately?
Dan
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Dan Sebald
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