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From: Ethan A M. <sf...@us...> - 2014-02-27 17:20:27
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On Thursday, 27 February, 2014 07:55:33 Jérôme Lodewyck wrote: > Le mercredi 26 février 2014 22:02:13 sfeam a écrit : > > The one bit that I would say is still unsatisfactory in the Qt > > terminal is the fact that you can't set a size preference, the > > size you manually set via "set term qt size XX,YY" is ignored, > > Is that issue specific to OS X ? On my system, it works as expected. I must amend my previous statement. "set term qt size" seems to have started working at some point (recently?). It used to be ignored entirely, and I did not recheck. > > and any resizing you do using the mouse is not persistent. > Does that mean that the window resizes to default after each plot command ? I mean that if I resize with the mouse in one gnuplot session, the size is not remembered for the next gnuplot session. It's debatable whether this should be the default, but I would at least like to have an option in the tools widget to save the current size as the default. By the way, is there a some way to toggle the toolbar itself on and off? I'd like to conserve vertical screen space. Alternatively, would it be possible to write the mouse coordinates into a widget contained in the toolbar rather than into the status bar? That would also conserve vertical space. And it might have the side-effect of working around the current OSX glitch of not properly allocating space for the status bar. Ethan |