On 11/13/21 10:20 AM, Jean Bréfort wrote: > to delete a map, you can just erase the file in > ~/.goffice/colormaps
Wow, that's useful. I never would have guessed. I tried looking in the .gnumeric file without seeing any hint of this directory. I assume I can edit those files, and also create my own maps and stick them in there. > I don't think it has been documented anywhere. Some documentation would help. Right now it's quite mysterious. > I might add Edit and Delete buttons. That would be nice. ////////////////////////////// Here's another mystery: Using the default map: five stops exist, 0 through 4 inclusive. Color axis scale: min=0, max=4. My data: five data points, Z=0 through 4 inclusive. Observations: In the resulting plot: Point 0 is blue as expected. Point 4 is red as expected. Point 2 I expected to be green but it comes out as (127,255,0) which is weird. Point 1 I expected to be bright cyan but it comes out as (0,255,127) which is weird. Point 3 I expected to be bright yellow but it comes out as (255,189,0) which is super-weird. Observations were performed by saving the plot as .svg and using the inkscape eye-dropper to examine the colors. Directly eyeballing the .svg file produces the same observations, expressed as percent rather than per255. Is this a bug, or do I not understand what is supposed to happen? It's very mysterious. _______________________________________________ gnumeric-list mailing list gnumeric-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnumeric-list
