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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2009-02-12 23:08:30
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> hmmmm. I was not aware the mouse coordinates could be toogled on and off. > What are the default hot-keys? > > If the mouse coordinates did not extend the y-size, the hassle of > accounting for it would be more convenient. It is even worse ... the "wxt" terminal has icon bar which also extends the plot area. The "Qt" terminal may be even different. Therefore, set term wxt|x11 size nnn,nnn plot x !xwininfo show different numbers. You can find that set term x11|wxt size nnn,nnn means the size of the graph-canvas area, not the full x11 window. IMHO, Octave does not need to know the size of the window, does it? Is it really useful for any practical case? I don't think so. And if user changes set(gfc, 'position', [....]) and you pass these numbers to gnuplot, then it will set the size as expected. --- PM |