but when I tested all the gnuplot versions, my run-time environment is always the same. But gnuplot v5 output is different from v6 output ... I had another look at the link to the Microsoft page. But that is about "app development" and therefore should be unrelated. But anyway. I don't see anything there to try. The only thing that I see I could have tried would be to change the Windows setting given in the first "Note" block. But unfortunately I can't find it. (Maybe this is because I have a non-English...
but when I tested all the gnuplot versions, my run-time environment is always the same. But gnuplot v5 output is different from v6 output ... I had another look at the link to the Microsoft page. But that is about "app development" and therefore should be unrelated. But anyway. I don't see anything there to try. The only thing that I see I could have tried would be to change the Windows setting given in the first "Note" block. But unfortunately I can't find it. (Maybe this is because I have a non-English...
You are right, that looks exactly like the same problem. Unfortunately no solution to the problem was given. I had a look at the RELEASE_NOTES and found Changes in 5.4.8 FIX version reporting in Windows binaries No other changes I tested the outputs of v5.4.3 up to v6.0.2. All v5.x write in "UTF-8" and all v6.x in "UTF-16 Little Endian" encoding. So unfortunately at least I don't see a chance to find out how bug 2532 was fixed. In addition, does that mean that the fix to the bug was backported?
I can produce the foo.tex file, but I can't run it because of several errors. But these are unrelated to gnuplot itself, but for the packages or their options. But my TeX installation can handle output from gnuplot. Therefore I added the first addplot line (with the raw gnuplot option, which works perfectly fine with both stated gnuplot versions. The only difference between the both \addplot lines is in how I pass options to gnuplot. In the first case I give them in gnuplot syntax directly while...
I can produce the foo.tex file, but I can't run it because of several errors. But these are unrelated to gnuplot itself, but for the packages or their options. But my TeX installation can handle output from gnuplot. Therefore I added the first addplot line (with the raw gnuplot option, which works perfectly fine with both stated gnuplot versions. The only difference between the both \addplot lines is in how I pass options to gnuplot. In the first case I give them in gnuplot syntax directly while...
gnuplot v6 causes an error in LaTeX when it is used in (semi)log axis in pgfplots
For the record: To circumvent this problem use the syntax: circle [radius=<radius>]. Relevant questions on TeX.SX are: - https://tex.stackexchange.com/q/524076 - https://tex.stackexchange.com/q/524114 - https://tex.stackexchange.com/q/528207
[manual] `/pgfplots/boxplot/data filter/.code` not documented