FWIW this is not specific to the Windows help, but applies also to gnuplot.gih, gnuplot's text-based help system. Many (none?) of the two-letter acronyms like "pt", "ps", "dt", "lc, "lt", "lw" seem to be indexed.
mingw/woa: fix installation of demo files
Colons need to be entered as tags for the OS/2 help
Test for ioctl.h header is not sufficient
os2: enforce C99 with old compilers and extend inttypes
os2: sync with configure.hin
djgpp: fix demo binary files and change defaults
djgpp: sync with configure.hin
woa: missing Makefile changes for help files
mingw/woa: Japanese help file encoded in UTF-8 instead of SHIFT-JIS
mingw/woa: fix installation of demo files
Colons need to be entered as tags for the OS/2 help
Test for ioctl.h header is not sufficient
os2: enforce C99 with old compilers and extend inttypes
os2: sync with configure.hin
djgpp: fix demo binary files and change defaults
djgpp: sync with configure.hin
woa: missing Makefile changes for help files
mingw/woa: HTML files for Japanese are all created with a shift-jis tag
mingw/woa: build helpfiles out of tree
mingw: fix for current MSYS2
mingw/woa: sync with config.h created by configure
mingw/woa: HTML files for Japanese are all created with a shift-jis tag
mingw/woa: build helpfiles out of tree
mingw/woa: sync with config.h created by configure
gnuplut v6.0.3 for OS/2 doesn't support OS/2
japanese tooltip text is broken of wgnuplot
You are absolutely correct. In 2021, we changed the encoding of the .mnu files to UTF-8, see Bug [2395]. But I overlooked the case of mouse-over hints, as well as that of image file names. Fixed in master and branch-6-0-stable.
wgnuplot: interpret all text in .mnu files as utf-8
wgnuplot: remove some pre-Win95 code
wgnuplot: interpret all text in .mnu files as utf-8
wgnuplot: remove some pre-Win95 code
GPVAL_MACHINE set to arm64 for Windows on ARM
GPVAL_MACHINE set to arm64 for Windows on ARM
FWIW, the windows terminal internally draws to a bitmap first, and only blits it to the screen once the plot is complete. This avoids the flicker and does not slow down operations since it is still accelerated by the GPU. Such a scheme should be possible to implement for qt and wxt, too.
Release Windows arm64 builds
Release Windows arm64 builds
Full support for WOA is now in the master and 6.0 branches. The binaries include (almost) full support for all options normally supported on Windows. This includes the installer. The only exceptions are the amos functions (openspecfun), as I yet have to figure out a way to compile those Fortran routine in a way compatible with clang. There are testing binaries in the files section, which only lack the (pdf) documentation and the licensing files.
Support for cross-compilation for Windows on ARM
mingw: use 7z instead of 7za
mingw: optional compilation with Qt6
qt: fix for Qt6 on Windows
wxt: compatibility with wxWidgets >3.1
mingw: alternative help compiler
mingw: optionally use the MSYS2/CLANG64 environment
Support for cross-compilation for Windows on ARM
wxt: compatibility with wxWidgets >3.1
mingw: Makefile improvements
In the meantime I can confirm that it actually works. Qualcomm kindly provided access to its device cloud.
Add support for installing X64 gnuplot installer on Windows ARM64
Thanks for the patch. We still do ship a 32bit installer, though. That will arguably become less useful since Win 10 stopped 32bit support this month. But for the time being, we need the makefile to patch the iss file instead. In fact, that config/mingw/Makefile already contained the appropriate sed command but used the wrong constant. Modified patch is now in master and 6-0 stable branches.
Allow installation of 64bit version on Windows on ARM systems
Allow installation of 64bit version on Windows on ARM systems
Load plugin for uigamma demo
Demo for uigamma(a,x) regularized upper incomplete gamma function
Add uigamma as a sample plugin usable in earlier gnuplot versions
add a README file for the plugin demo
Add a clean target to Makefile
Linux compilation flags
unixplot: allow changing the output format
matherr only on Windows
Make UNIXPLOT compile
Missing HUGE
Backport xterm driver
Backport earliest dumb terminal
Enable compilation using a modern compiler
Compilation with Qt6 is now supported with the MSYS2/MINGW64 and CLANG64 environments. See also [bugs:#2821].
Working utf8 demo without explicit manual font sizes
MSYS2/Mingw64 now has prntvpt library
dumb: small caps superscripts
few more (standard) characters
Simplify Fairfax code
Fairfax math superscripts and punctuation
Clarify Cyrillic mapping
Fixup demo of missing characters
Windows: fix compilation without UNICODE
Missing (latin) greek codes
Revise comments
dumb: new option fairfax to enbable characters in the Fairfax PUA
fixup: comments
fixup: need super terminal option now
Order of table...
"superscript" terminal option
No openspecfun for now
New characters accepted for Unicode inclusion
Fairfax HD has some more superscripts like capital letters
Superscript 'S' to be included in Unicode 16
Add min Unicode specification
Test script for super- and subscripts
Merge updates from block-dev branch
Small Cyrillic super- and subscripts
small hex number, superfluous uppercase greek, missing else
Accept whitespace
dumb: only super- and subscripts
Fix lowercase script
Remove all bold/italic variants: these are mostly handled by escape codes - demo
Remove all bold/italic variants: these are mostly handled by escape codes
MathSans and MathSerif "fonts" - demo
dumb: provide MathSans and MathSerif "fonts" - demo
block: font support