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From: Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...> - 2014-10-25 21:57:02
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On 10/25/2014 04:14 PM, Petr Mikulik wrote: >> I guess the question then becomes: in what form is >> the graph information is available "when the button >> is pressed". > > And unfortunately plots via "set multiplot" would fail completely as this > command set-up is not available at all. Oh yeah, I forgot about the multiplot limitation. That does suggest the best way to go is to use custom "save as PDF", etc. for each terminal, at least until a more whole-page-like organization for the core comes along. So, everyone, what is the preferred layout for the window? Is it like Qt terminal currently is? Would you prefer a single menu button for "copy to clipboard" (like wxt) with an additional menu button for saving to a file? For me, I like the copy/paste operations to be very fluent. Saving to file I can have be a little less fluent. I generally like drop down menus, but they do kind of momentarily slow one down because it requires some conscious observing/reading/selecting, which is a problem if diligently working on some edits in a word processor. Dan |