Re: wxWidgets terminal : new round

[Petr M. <mi...@ph...>]

> well-suited for text. Moreover, I have convinced myself that pango and ca=
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> are almost as cross-platform as wxWidgets.

Thanks for the description.

> As a proof ;-), here are screenshots taken from windows XP running the=20
> wxWidgets terminal, using Cairo and Pango:
>
> Moreover, here is a zip archive containing gnuplot binary for windows=20
> compiled statically with wxWidgets, and dynamically with cairo and pango.=
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> Dlls are included so you don't need to add anything : it "should" work=20
> out-of-the-box.
>
> (3MB zipped archive) http://tipote.free.fr/Gnuplot4.1.zip

Please add also libintl.dll.
I've added some 2001-12-27, 43=A0786 B, and then tried this new wgnuplot un=
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Wine 2005-06-28 (SUSE 9.2). There, the "normal" wgnuplot.exe 4.1 runs with=
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all features. With wxterminal, there were few problems:
- it needs unicode fonts =3D> wine wants Win NT/2K/XP
- switched wine to XP, but there are no fonts
- "set pm3d; splot x*y" produces a strange surface

> apart from mousing mode since under windows term->waitforinput doesn't=20
> seemed to be used...

No, do_string() is called directly (both gnuplot and its windows terminal=
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are in the same binary, contrary to X11 or OS/2 terminals).

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