Marco Lo Monaco

Sorry to check back on this: I brewed maxima on MacOS Sequoia and I dont see the fix being kicked in. Maxima-version: "5.47.0" Maxima build date: "2025-01-31 22:49:26" Host type: "x86_64-apple-darwin23.6.0" Lisp implementation type: "SBCL" Lisp implementation version: "2.5.1" User dir: "/Users/mlomonaco/.maxima" Temp dir: "/var/folders/5w/f2d_lxbd6ljfpccm36g61sb0qjr9n_/T" Object dir: "/Users/mlomonaco/.maxima/binary/5_47_0/sbcl/2_5_1" Frontend: false Brew says: ==> maxima: stable 5.47.0 (bottled)...

Tried to run manually within gnuplot its compiled line above and omitted the xy=-1.0,0.0 and it seems to work. So it's not a Gnuplot issue, rather some leftover xy tag in the lisp code.

draw2d doesnt accept fill_density in order to create opaque shapes

Maxima Mode uses wrong comment delimiters for syntax highlighting

Going a little bit crazy over this. I have the following situation on Win10 64bit: I use with_slider_draw with the classic found on the web example: Y(c,x) := if c>x then 0 else (x-c)^2/4; with_slider_draw( c, /* the name of the variable to attach to the slider */ makelist(i,i,0,1,0.1), /* a list of values that the variable can have */ explicit(Y(c,x), x, 0, 2) /* plot the function */ )$ It renders fine, but I cant select the inlined plot (the frame border is red always, no matter where I click)....