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From: Dr. I. D. J. <die...@t-...> - 2010-11-24 18:53:27
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Dear Mr. Broeker,
dear listmemebers,
knowing that this problem persists across different gnuplot releases on M$ and
knowing that there is no gnuplot.ini - file neither on M$ nor on linux I tried
to replace the directory PostScript and it's contents on the M$-tree by the
same directory from the linux tree.
This fixes the issue. So I am sure that there is a buglett in the postscript
configuration on M$ that causes arrows to be printed without a real peak on M$
platforms (see the example I provided).
Lacking the capability to interpret postscript code I cannot fix this, maybe
someone with more insight can do this in my place. This is not the fault of a
misconfiguration but an erratic initial configuration of gnuplot.
I never ever touched this directory before. The opensuse source rpm does not
contain any patch touching the files going into the PostScript directory as
far as I can see.
Thanks for pointing me into the right direction, I found my solution, however,
this solution is not generic.
Take care
Dieter
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> you modified your PostScript template files on only one of the two
> machines (--> "help postscript prologue"), and don't remember doing it.
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