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From: Philipp K. J. <ja...@ie...> - 2014-11-28 17:58:27
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If I issue the following two commands (in a fresh 5.0rc3 session): set object 1 polygon from -0.9,0.9 rto 0.8,0 rto 0,-0.8 rto -0.8,0 rto 0,0.8 set object 2 polygon from 0.1,0.9 rto 0.8,0 rto 0,-0.8 rto -0.8,0 rto 0,0.8 then gnuplot complains that the second polygon is not closed (and that gnuplot is adding a vertex). Which is funny, because the relative displacements are exactly the same for both polygons, only the origin is different. (They also look the same.) What causes this warning? Is this due to internal roundoff, so that the endpoint != startpoint in floating point arithmetic? It did confuse me for a while (did I do something wrong?). Might it be possible to suppress such warnings? Best, Ph. |