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From: Tatsuro M. <tma...@ya...> - 2010-01-29 02:11:09
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Hello --- Tatsuro MATSUOKA wrote: > Hello > > --- Petr Mikulik wrote: > > > > The patch gives s gui 'gnuplot pause' window when the command 'pause -1' > > > is executed when terminal is set to 'windows'. When WGP_CONSOLE is true. > > > the code should be modified. I have encountered this problem and I have > > > considered to treat the side effect. I will show it afterwards. > > > > "pause -1" shows a GUI Pause dialog. You would prefer to have just > > fgets(stdin) for gnuplot.exe. I've tried it, but then mouse hotkeys are not > > working during pause. So I prefer the current GUI dialog. > > What do you mean mouse hotkeys? > > Is 'the hotkey 'h' in the graph window' a example of mouse hotkey. > > The gnuplot.exe on windows on current state (without your patch) allows hotkeys ,'h','p', > 'l'...... on > graph window when gnuplot is in pause -1 and pause mouse mode. > In pause -1 mode, we can use mouse zooming on the current gnuplot.exe on windows. > > Is the above a problem? > > However only return key breaks 'pause -1' for wgnuplot and gnuplot-x11(I have confirmed on > cygwin) but > any key breaks pause -1. > > That is a problem, I think. > > You patch at least changes of the feature of pause -1 on gnuplot.exe on windows from current > state. > If people hope this change, I am not against it. Although I wrote the above, the gui dialog on gnuplot.exe for windows is not my favor. Perhaps it is better hear the opinions from other people. BTW I found that Petr applied his patch for 'pause mouse' to cvs trees. I have build them and tried all.dem I have found a serious side effect of this patch. Gui dialog 'gnuplot pause' does not appear on wgnuplot when terminal is wxt. We can break pause press return on the command window of wgnuplot.exe but after return the graph window is active, we have to turn back to the command window. This is really annoying to carry out all.dem. The should be corrected, I think. Regards Tatsuro -------------------------------------- Get the new Internet Explorer 8 optimized for Yahoo! JAPAN http://pr.mail.yahoo.co.jp/ie8/ |