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@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ bool plotit(wordlist *wl, const char *hcopy, const char *devname) |
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double tstep, tstart, tstop, ttime; |
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/* Save start of vectors on entry for cleaning up junk left behind |
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* by ft_getpnames() */ |
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* by ft_getpnames_quotes() */ |
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struct dvec *dv_head_orig = |
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plot_cur ? plot_cur->pl_dvecs : (struct dvec *) NULL; |
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@ -768,7 +768,7 @@ bool plotit(wordlist *wl, const char *hcopy, const char *devname) |
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/* Now parse the vectors. We have a list of the form |
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* "a b vs c d e vs f g h". Since it's a bit of a hassle for |
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* us to parse the vector boundaries here, we do this -- call |
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* ft_getpnames() without the check flag, and then look for 0-length |
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* ft_getpnames_quotes() without the check flag, and then look for 0-length |
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* vectors with the name "vs"... This is a sort of a gross hack, |
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* since we have to check for 0-length vectors ourselves after |
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* evaulating the pnodes... |
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@ -777,7 +777,7 @@ bool plotit(wordlist *wl, const char *hcopy, const char *devname) |
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* node is a dummy node. |
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*/ |
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names = ft_getpnames(wl->wl_next, FALSE); |
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names = ft_getpnames_quotes(wl->wl_next, FALSE); |
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if (names == (struct pnode*)NULL) { |
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goto quit1; |
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} |
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