Maurice LeBrun a écrit:
> A clip mode setting function sounds like a better approach. But like every
> API addition the associated:
>
> - multiple language bindings
> - documentation additions
>
> makes it a bit of a chore. I tend to do the lazy thing and grab the stream
> pointer then get/set whatever data I need from there, but of course that's of
> no help if you're not using C/C++.
>
> For this example I'd rename it something like plsclipmode() to make its
> function more transparent.
>
> Also, static values are evil -- previous values of clip limits need to be
> stored in the plstream struct, and note that all default to zero when a new
> stream is constructed.
I agree, that was a quick-and-dirty solution in order to reduce the
footprint on the rest of the code. Thank you for considering the chance
to implement the function in plplot, please tell me if I can help
further in any way.
ciao, Davide
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Servizio IdroMeteorologico ARPA Emilia Romagna
Area Modellistica Numerica e Radarmeteorologia
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