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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2006-12-14 08:30:10
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> > No, we use it -- there are so many Czech encodings :-)) > "The nice thing about standards is that there are > so many of them to choose from" :-) > > > If you get a file with cp852 and run it through gnuplot, the > > postscript terminal will render the correct output. > > That may be true for a script that is entirely self-contained, but > it is not true in general. If the script reads data or any other > information from my local machine, that data will not be in cp852 > and it will be incorrectly described in the output stream. Then you won't use "set term encoding cp852", but either none or the correct one. That's my own experience. I have never tried to use "plot ... with labels" with 8/16bit labels. --- PM |