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From: Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...> - 2005-06-30 04:57:37
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Ethan Merritt wrote:
> On Wednesday 29 June 2005 02:42 am, Daniel J Sebald wrote:
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>>And with that, I think now is as good a time as any to consider the key layout patch
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> Looks basically OK. I'm fine with it.
> But there are some compile-time warnings,
Aee, I keep forgetting to turn on warnings. Can we turn warnings on by default? :)
and at least part of
> the original syntax seems to have broken: set key <position>
Well, this is what Petr suggested the other day, i.e., that it should be
set key at <position>
His point was that the position alone didn't give enough indication that it in fact meant position; whereas "at" inherently suggests position. Furthermore, "at" is consistent with
Syntax:
set label {<tag>} {"<label text>"} {at <position>}
Either way is fine with me. Which do list members prefer?
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> graphics.c:1108: warning: unused variable `keybox_half_height'
> graphics.c:1109: warning: unused variable `keybox_half_width'
> save.c:321: warning: enumeration value `CENTRE' not handled in switch
> save.c:329: warning: enumeration value `JUST_CENTRE' not handled in switch
I'll fix those.
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> cd tutorial; make clean; make
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> set key 15,-10
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> "eg3.plt", line 7: unknown key option
Oh yeah, I see... eg6.plt (tutorial.tex), bivariat.dem and electron.dem also have this. I will fix these if the list thinks "at" should be required.
Dan
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