Re: maximing/resizing multiple x11: change of palette

[Petr M. <mi...@ph...>]

> So, say two plots are created and by default they are both set to
> "plot->cmap = cmap".  Then whenever PaletteMake() is run on the colormap
> for one of the plots, it is effectively changing the color map for the
> other.  So, that is why I'm saying that somewhere along the way upon the
> creation of a plots color map, it must *duplicate* the default palette,
> i.e., malloc an equal amount of memory as "cmap" and then use memcpy().
>  That is, if one wants color maps to be preserved in plots.  I assume
> that when the palette is changed at gnuplot's command line, that change
> is supposed to apply to the default palette as well as the current
> plot's palette.

Yes, every x11 windows should have its own copy of the palette. When there
is a new (re)plot, x11 should copy the current gnuplot palette into palette
of the active window, and use that.

Can you please implement this?

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