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From: Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...> - 2005-08-17 14:49:40
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Ga=EBl Varoquaux wrote: > Povray terminal has : > #define POVRAY_XMAX (4096) > #define POVRAY_YMAX (4096) >=20 > and=20 > #define POVRAY_HCHAR (POVRAY_XMAX/60) >=20 > And, as a comparison, postscript terminal has : > #define PS_XMAX (10*720) >=20 > #define PS_HCHAR (14*PS_SC*6/10) >=20 > where PS_SC is given by : > #define PS_SC 10 >=20 > So t->xmax =3D 4096 for povray, 7200 for postscript, > t->h_char ~ 68 for povray, 84 for postscript. These numbers don't look unreasonable, I guess. > I don't see any obvious difference, but I think I have missed your > point. I don't really understand where axis_array[axis].term_lower come= s > from, and what it is supposed to be. All I'm saying is use a printf(...) or fprintf(stdout,...) to print out t= he values to perhaps pinpoint where the negative number is occurring. (W= hich you did.) Is POV-Ray v3.7.beta.8 on the web page http://www.povray.= org/ what we are talking about to utilize the povray patch? (Could you p= ut the patch on the SourceForge page?) Dan |