I have a machine with pyxplot 0.8.4 and another one with 0.9.2. In a script, I have the expression:
set label 1 "$a\approx-52$" -xm-15, second eabs(-xm)-0.8e-4
which works ok on 0.8.4 but gives an error in 0.9.2 --- it chockes on the expression -xm-15 (all variables are defined, of course). The workaround is easy, writing:
set label 1 "$a\approx-52$" (-xm-15), second eabs(-xm)-0.8e-4
(note the parenthesis) works in both version, but it was quite a surprise at first. It is probably related with the new operators handling, and is probably more an incompatibility than a bug, but I think it's worth noticing in the changelog.
Thanks for pyxplot,
Romano
PD I tried to open a ticket but I could not find the option to do it...
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Hi,
I have a machine with pyxplot 0.8.4 and another one with 0.9.2. In a script, I have the expression:
which works ok on 0.8.4 but gives an error in 0.9.2 --- it chockes on the expression -xm-15 (all variables are defined, of course). The workaround is easy, writing:
(note the parenthesis) works in both version, but it was quite a surprise at first. It is probably related with the new operators handling, and is probably more an incompatibility than a bug, but I think it's worth noticing in the changelog.
Thanks for pyxplot,
Romano
PD I tried to open a ticket but I could not find the option to do it...