Re: tiny fonts with wxt term

[<tim...@en...>]

Richard Henwood wrote:
>
> The latest cvs and clear instructions and I'm getting the printf's.
> Don't know what I got wrong but at least this is working.
>  =20
Good.
> As you noted in other correspondence, the resizing 'bug' has been
> fixed
Ok.
>   - although the text does not scale exactly with the drawings.
>  =20
I would need a screenshot or something to understand what you mean here.
> The results, from 'test':
>
> ...
>         System: Linux 2.6.16.21-0.13-smp
>  =20
Are you using a multiprocessor system ? That's interesting, because the=20
wxt terminal uses two threads and on such a system they would really run=20
in parallel unlike what happens on other machines like mine.
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> Terminal type set to 'wxt'
> gnuplot> test
> _set_termvar fontsize =3D 10.000000
> _set_termvar PANGO_SCALE =3D 1024
> _set_termvar oversampling_scale =3D 1
> _set_termvar logical_rect.height =3D 16384
> _set_termvar logical_rect.width =3D 77824
> gnuplot>
>
> The font still look tiny with 'antialiasing and oversampling'
>  =20
With 'antialiasing and oversampling', you should read '_set_termvar=20
oversampling_scale =3D 20'. Can you verify if it's the case ?

Best regards,

Timoth=E9e