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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2004-09-20 09:48:27
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> Attached is a patch to fix spelling errors in the mulitplot documentation.
I will commit it, with yet another fix to "will a produce".
However, I have one more major point there:
Docs says:
This grid is filled rows first or columns first depending whether
`rowmajor` or `columnmajor` is given by the subsequent option of the
multiplot command. Default is `columnmajor`.
That's confusing: either words in the above are opposite, or "major" does
not mean "the slower scan in filling". Currently, it works this way:
"rowmajor" fills columns first, "columnmajor" fills rows first. It should be
said explicitly e.g.
This grid is filled rows first or columns first depending whether
`columnmajor` or `rowmajor` is given by the subsequent option of the
multiplot command, respectively.
Or should the keywords be renamed to e.g. "rowsfirst" and "columnsfirst"?
And yet another observation:
If a wrong option is given, e.g.
set multiplot layout 3,2 blacolumnmajor
produces error message:
did not expect anythig here
Firstly, there should be "anything". Secondly, the message is not
very well descriptive. What about "wrong option" instead?
Petr
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