Hello:
This is my configuration
wxWidgets: 3.0.3
Unicode support: yes
Maxima version: 5.39.0
Lisp: SBCL 1.3.5
When trying to make a simple plot with the default options of wxMaxima (which include a 600x400 embedded graphics size), such as
wxplot2d(x^2,[x,-3,3]);
I get a really small embedded graphics (of about 100x100). Even setting
wxplot_size:[600,400]$
the graphics still appears small.
Any idea?
Last edit: Jose A. Vallejo 2017-04-28
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I have exactly the same problem here. With wxmaxima-16.04.2 everything works fine, but with the new 16.12.2 suddenly all emmbedded plots are very tiny and their size cannot be changed with wxplot_size()
For the moment I revert to using the old version until this is fixed.
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Hello:
This is my configuration
wxWidgets: 3.0.3
Unicode support: yes
Maxima version: 5.39.0
Lisp: SBCL 1.3.5
When trying to make a simple plot with the default options of wxMaxima (which include a 600x400 embedded graphics size), such as
wxplot2d(x^2,[x,-3,3]);
I get a really small embedded graphics (of about 100x100). Even setting
wxplot_size:[600,400]$
the graphics still appears small.
Any idea?
Last edit: Jose A. Vallejo 2017-04-28
Hi,
I have exactly the same problem here. With wxmaxima-16.04.2 everything works fine, but with the new 16.12.2 suddenly all emmbedded plots are very tiny and their size cannot be changed with wxplot_size()
For the moment I revert to using the old version until this is fixed.
A simple solution is found in this patch:
https://sourceforge.net/p/maxima/mailman/message/35816787/
I tried it (I recompiled wxmaxima-16.12.2) and it works fine now.