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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2006-06-04 09:32:09
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> plot x > <press space in the x11 window> => nothing happens > <press space in the wxt window> => the gnuplot console is raised > set term png > <press space in the x11 window> => nothing happens > <press space in the wxt window> => nothing happens > > Without the patch, in any case the gnuplot console is raised. > If this is acceptable, then the patch should be committed. I would prefer that this hotkey works always. Could this be organized? Are not the messages from gnuplot_x11 delivered always to gnuplot? Executation of this code does not depend on current terminal. Considering 'q' hotkey: I propose to allow its rebounding, and in this case gnuplot_x11 to close itself, without dispatching this message to gnuplot. When binding 'q' or init of terminal, gnuplot should write to terminal 'use key "x" to quit'. --- PM |