plotting. This speeds output and reduces file size when the vector
length is much larger than the number of pixels. It should help with
Feature Request #58:
"Graph plotting under windows redraw very slow and hard to work with",
but is not a full fix.
function support, but with node names incl chatacters like + - /.
Flag to command 'plot' is renamed to plainplot.
Error message added if vector not found.
Example file added.
all expression handling is skipped, vectors are plotting as is.
This allows nodes names with vectors like v(+vs) or /out
to be plotted without need resorting to double quotes.
thus preventing crash after pushing X11 'Hardcopy' twice or
pushing 'quit' after 'Hardcopy'.
Scale vector was deleted two times, then crashimg ngsoice.
of (in absolute terms) growing x values.
Example: MOS output characteristics.
In the rare case of plotting versus varying x directions
(e.g. example memristor.sp), one has to add the flag
'retraceplot' to the plot command.
one set per each graph.
If we are zooming or selecting a cutout, copy the
source graph's colors to the new graph. Transfer the
old graphs id to the new graph via graph->graphid.
added to strucht graph
Use only these data for plotting.
If zooming a plot windows, set as an extra parameter the graph id
of the 'mother graph'. Copy its color and line data to the new graph.
This is done by an extra parameter sgraphid to the internal plot
command that is issued in fcn PlotWindowProc().
Thus zooming will keep the background, text/line and graph colors.
Function setcolor() will always look into the colorarray of the
current graph.
Add graphics context gridgc for plotting the grids.
Enable rgbd:, input of color by RGB 0 ... 255
If no color1 (text/grid) is given,
select black or white according to backgrund color.
Error message, but no crash if font cannot be selected.
Enable separate linewidth selection for grid and graph.
Giles Atkinson
Brian Taylor
Holger Vogt
dwarning
Jim Monte
Vogt