Re: [Plplot-general] hershey chars at 5.6.1

[Valery P. <pi...@is...>]

Dear Alan,

thanks for the help. The problem with colors is solved, indeed, if I put 
 plscol0(1,0,0,0);  before definitions for device and plinit();
I don't understand why it works. I have to read the documentaion.
The grey color was resulted from the subsequent calls of several plplot-python 
routines in one buffer. I thought  that definitions for colors are reseted  
after plend().  


> > pllab("TIME,
> > [YR]", "[Wb#u2#d]","#(2412)#(2229)h#d#(2053)#u#(2229)#(2104)V#dCZ#u")
> > gives quite ugly results for ps file. The characters itself  look very
> > well but there combination does not.
>
> The old #(nnnn) notation has some internal limitations. You have to move to
> the new scheme (UTF8 strings or #[nnn] with FCI's) to get complete results
> for special characters with the unicode fonts.
I think it is not only about  internal limitations of  #(nnnn).
The problem is that "[Wb#u2#d]" looks ugly as well for psttf drivers (at least 
in my case)

best regards
Valery