Hi Alan
> > There are many other examples and demos in the plplot distribution which
> > show off plplot in all its glory. Do we really need to complicate these
> > "output driver" demos with code which essentially duplicates what's already
> > in other examples?
>
> One purpose of the examples
On 2009-04-21 08:46+0930 Jonathan Woithe wrote:
> There are many other examples and demos in the plplot distribution which
> show off plplot in all its glory. Do we really need to complicate these
> "output driver" demos with code which essentially duplicates what's already
> in other examples?
Hi
> extXdrawable_demo.c was donated a year ago by Jonathan Woithe. He kindly
> agreed recently to relicense this code to LGPL to be consistent with the
> rest of our licensing. ./extXdrawable_demo builds and works without issues,
> but a plot consisting of just 3 points is less than exciting so
On 2009-03-24 22:37-0400 Hazen Babcock wrote:
> Alan W. Irwin wrote:
>> On 2009-03-24 09:41+0100 Werner Smekal wrote:
>>
>>> Missed that question. 2 months should be okay (beginning of May) [for next
>> release date].
>>
>> I am OK with the beginning of May as well.
>>
>> To the rest of the cor
I have just committed (revision 9825) my work integrating into our installed
examples build and test some examples demonstrating how to use the PLplot
xcairo and extcairo devices to draw into an externally supplied XDrawable or
Cairo context.
To build these examples in the installed tree, simply
c
Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> Thanks, Alban, for your efforts.
>
>
I'm glad it works :) And our own version of the driver for QSAS will
also benefit greatly from the added font management.
> Alan
> __
> Alan W. Irwin
>
Cheers,
Alban
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Hi Werner,
unless I am mistaken, I am using CMake 2.6.2 - maybe that is the
reason for these oddities ...
If version 2.6.3 takes care of all this, then so much the better!
I will have to try it. That would become the earliest allowable
version, I reckon.
(I think the problems I mentioned before
Hi Arjen,
I tested now your path in MSYS and it works. So far so good, but if I
revert your changes it works as well!
I don't understand this:
> +# Use fixed names instead
> +# Note: MINGWLIBPATH gave problem: CACHE unknown component
Which version of cmake are you using? I'm using cma
