Hiroki Motoyoshi

webp terminal darkens semi-transparent fills (pngcairo does not)

I believe the extra point is being displayed as part of the key (legend) to explain the data points. You can remove it by using: unset key plot 'test12.dat' binary format='%2double' using 1:2 pointtype 4 Alternatively, you can make it clear that it is a legend by running: set key box plot 'test12.dat' binary format='%2double' using 1:2 pointtype 4 You can learn more about how to use key by typing the following at the prompt: gnuplot> ? set key

I believe the extra point is being displayed as part of the key (legend) to explain the data points. You can remove it by using: unset key plot 'test12.dat' binary format='%2double' using 1:2 pointtype 4 Alternatively, you can make it clear that it is a legend by running: set key box plot 'test12.dat' binary format='%2double' using 1:2 pointtype 4 You can learn more about how to use key by typing the following at the prompt: gnuplot> ? set key

webp terminal: subsequent multiplot fails after unset multiplot

Thank you for accepting the feature request and implementing the fix! I really appreciate it. This will make working with large datablocks much more practical.

Improvement of datablock size retrieval performance

Thank you for the explanation. It gave me a good understanding of how gnuplot has struggled to handle complex numbers since before IEEE 754 became widespread. The issue with Inf and NaN in Complex that I reported was actually a behavior I discovered while testing the display of complex numbers with the print command, as I was concerned about "Minor issue 2" (which had already been fixed). Therefore, this is a long-standing behavior and may not require immediate correction. I hope an optimal solution...

Inconsistent handling of complex numbers with infinity components