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From: Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...> - 2005-01-10 22:40:20
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Andreas K. Huettel wrote: >I don't know if this is of interest at all to anyone else, but would it be >possible without a lot of effort to force gnuplot to output a non-indexed >rgb bitmap (with three times the size of course)? particularly since this >type of image is already produced by other plot commands... > > Does this seem like an option worth adding to the PostScript terminal? That is, in PostScript we have image output that can be either indexed or a colorimage. The obvious connection is palette-based images are indexed, RGB images are colorimage. Would it be worthwhile to have an option that forces the type of output image to either always indexed or always colorimage? The immediate motivation here is a work-around for a problem that may or may not be the terminal drivers fault. I guess that may be reason enough, but is there a more legitimate reason for doing this? It would be easy enough I think to generate a color image from an indexed image. Vice-versa might not work so well. The palette would be very large. So maybe an option of "indexed" for "set term postscript". I've no strong opinion... although I'd sort of like to stick with palette being indexed, RGB being color image. Dan -- Dan Sebald email: daniel DOT sebald AT ieee DOT org URL: http://acer-access DOT com/~dsebald AT acer-access DOT com/ |