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From: Benjamin L. <lin...@gm...> - 2010-02-08 09:54:46
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> Hmm, I guess it's not that simple to solve this.
Okay, here's another try in the attached patch which looks now
better (at least for me here).
Passing WIN_font to enhanced_recusion() in the initial call does
the trick, however one cannot pass WIN_font directly, rather a
local copy, since WIN_font as global variable gets modified if
you alter the font inside the label string and then it
is not switched back again for the remaining string.
set term windows enhanced font "Arial,15"
set label 1 "Courier 15: e^{i{/Symbol p}}=-1" at graph 0.1,0.9 font "Courier,15"
set label 2 "{/Courier=15 Courier 15: e^{i{/Symbol p}}=-1}" at graph 0.1,0.8
set label 3 "Arial 15: e^{i{/Symbol p}}=-1" at graph 0.1,0.7
plot x with linespoints
The first two labels should look alike and the third one should
be the same in arial.
With the 4.4.0-rc1 binaries, the first and third labels look alike
and the second one only is in courier.
Tatsuro, can you confirm this?
What's the effect of the patch when using linux/wine?
(see the png's)
benjamin
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