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From: <HBB...@t-...> - 2007-04-09 20:38:49
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Daniel J Sebald wrote: > Will need to consider the behavior. I think "replot" reloading regular files, > e.g., 'foo.dat' is sort of convenient. Sometimes it is. At other times, for other usages, it may not be. For mousing, e.g., it typically isn't. For mousing in 3D, this was changed already, for just this reason. Based on what kind of oracle are to decide that the "replot" issued for a plot with inline data isn't *meant* to require re-entry of all the data? Or re-entry of only some of them, even? Replot has a reasonable, well-defined and ancient meaning in gnuplot. I'm afraid I have to insist that a command doing a different job than "replot" used to do, be given a different name than "replot". |