Re: maximing/resizing multiple x11: change of palette

[Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...>]

I believe that may be tied into the same problem area.  I think I 
described something in that recursive code where removing one 
conditional statement would allow the palette to be stored and then 
reinstalled upon refreshing the graph.  But the problem was that with 
that alteration the palette wasn't orignally coming out with the proper 
number of colors.  The behavior seemed similar to this example.

Dan


mi...@ph... wrote:

>I have found yet another bug of X11 terminal which may (or may not?) have
>a common base with the bug in $Subj. Please try this:
>set palette maxcolors 4
>set pm3d
>set term x11 1
>splot x
>set term x11 2
>splot x
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>=> only the 1st x11 window shows the palette correctly, the following
>ignore 'set palette' options. It seems like x11 window structure is either
>not copying the palette information, or ignores it.
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