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From:
<br...@ph...> - 2006-02-28 14:00:20
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Ethan A Merritt wrote:
> Amazingly enough, this requires only about 6 lines of code.
> However, it also requires some command to turn it on or off.
> What should such a command look like?
> I'm using as a test:
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> set style preferences {ls|linestyle|lt|linetype}
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> where "preferences" can be abbreviated down to "pref".
I think "set style increment" or "set style autoincrement" would be
clearer. And because auto-increment affects point types as well as line
types, I think the option values would have be "type" and "style", or
maybe "system" and "user", not ls and lt.
> E.g. line spacing of multi-line text
> key titles in black/color
belongs in 'set key'.
> max number of linetypes used before recycling
Sub-option of the new command above.
> text comment to be stored in the output file if possible
Strictly terminal-specific ---> set term or set termoption
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