From: Joao C. <jc...@fe...> - 2003-04-16 03:23:44
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Hi, 1-Currently the colored surface plots color scale themself using the maximum and minimum of the function z value, and ignoring the z axis values set by plw3d(). I think this is incorrect and can be observed in the interactive octave p14 example -- as the amplitude of the function increases or decreases, the color of its peaks/valleys are always the same. I can easily change this so that the maximum/minimum color of the function is a direct function of the z axis value. Shall I? Is there a code freeze? 2-It is very likely that some users won't get the xwin driver working. In the last release it happened for at least two or three of them and I tried to investigate it, but only one user has fully cooperate. The common solution is to tell those users to define USE_DEFAULT_VISUAL in xwin.c. It seems that all those users are using X terminals that support *simultaneously* 8 bit Pseudo Color and 16/24 bits True Color visuals (one of them also had Static Color). I couldn't reproduce the problem, because XFree can't use simultaneously both kind of visuals. Even if using Xnest. So, the question is: shouldn't we define USE_DEFAULT_VISUAL in xwin.c? It seems to make no difference in my system. And in yours? Maurice, you was the one still using 8 bit Pseudo Color visuals a couple of years ago. What do you think of this issue? Joao |