On 2010-06-07 12:25+0200 Arjen Markus wrote:

> In the process I noticed:
>
> - Example x17 (the stripchart demo) does not update the axis properly
>   - they are not cleaned up. This is the case for the C version too.

Could you explain further the issue you noticed?  The C version looks right
to me, but that may be because I have seen it too many times! :-)
Since you notice the same issue (whatever it is) for the C example 17, could
it be a device issue?  Do you see the same issue for xcairo and qtwidget?

>
> - Example x19 sets the map transformation, but this influences the
>   examples x20 and x21 as well. Setting the transformation to NULL
>   makes the effect go away. Was that to be expected?

I am surprised by that.  Are you using the latest version of PLplot?
One of the last commands in x19.tcl is

$w cmd plstransform NULL

(recently put there by Andrew) which works for tkdemos.tcl so I don't
understand why that command is not working for the tcldemos.tcl case.

BTW, my own feeling is we should put all restoration commands in
tcldemos.tcl and tkdemos.tcl just like you are doing.  So such restoration
commands like above should be removed from x??.tcl once you are finished
with tcldemos.tcl and tkdemos.tcl restoration work. Nevertheless, the above
restoration command is there now in x19.tcl so I don't understand why it is
currently not working for you for tcldemos.tcl unless you are running an old
version of PLplot.

Alan
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