Re: How to get key information from qt terminal to gnuplot

[Tatsuro M. <tma...@ya...>]

----- Original Message -----
> From: Tait
> To: gnuplot-bet
> Cc: 
> Date: 2014/6/24, Tue 05:32
> Subject: Re: How to get key information from qt terminal to gnuplot
> 
> Ethan A Merritt said (on 2014/06/23):
>>  Isn't it true that all terminals already do the necessary key-code
>>  processing so that they can send key events to the core code in mouse.c?
>> 
>>  For example, does  "mouselabels.dem" work on MSWin?   That demo 
> reads
>>  keystrokes in the plot window, turns them into labels in the core code, and 
> then
>>  replots with the new label.   If the demo works, it shows that keycodes 
> including
>>  the space-key are correctly transmitted to the core code.
>> 
>>      Ethan
> 
> The mouselabels demo does work* on Windows in wxt and windows terms,
> although one cannot create a label containing a space (because the
> space brings up the console) or q (it is ignored).
> 
> * for some value of "works"... The Windows terminal tends to eat
> keystrokes unless they're typed much more slowly than a normal typing
> pace. The wxt terminal places the red text on top of the black, making
> it impossible to read either, and sometimes (I haven't figured out how
> to replicate it on-demand) backspace doesn't work. Both seem to add an
> extra "\033" label after hitting ESC to end label input. None of 
> the
> Windows builds have a qt terminal to try.


Tait is right.
For qt on windows, mouselabels demo does not work.

As the first work, I will try to mouselabels demo to wrok on qt for windows.

Tatsuro