Ethan Merritt

Plot title is not initialized correctly following a plot with no valid data

Fixed in 6.1 Queued for 6.0.5

Plot title is not initialized correctly following a plot with no valid data

Plot title is not initialized correctly following a plot with no valid data

Plot title is not initialized correctly following a plot with no valid data

Yes, the behavior has changed since version 5. User feedback (a.k.a. "bug reports") suggested revisions to the empirical rules for log tic placement. See in particular the discussion attached to Bug #2717 https://sourceforge.net/p/gnuplot/bugs/2717/ Some users feel strongly that there must be at least three major (i.e. labeled) tic marks in order to make it immediately apparent that the axis is log-scaled. The output from 5.4 on plot #2 has only two labeled tic marks. In this particular case close...

Both plots show log scaling on y. The difference you notice is probably the choice of where to place major tics (labeled) vs minor tics (unlabeled). The program tries to choose a reasonable set of major and minor axis tics based on the total range. When placing log scaled major tics it currently uses heuristics like "there must be at least 3 but preferably not more than 10 major tics; do not place more than 10 minor tics between major tics; if the range would hold only 1 major tic promote the minor...

Full dashtype support for libgd terminals and improved antialiasing quality