On Sat, 31 Oct 2009, Alan G Isaac wrote:
> Here is the more puzzling thing. Suppose I see this problem
> (missing pixels) in a graph I have saved as a graph obejct.
> Now I go to the icon view, pick Edit Plot Commands, and
> without changing anything, I run the commands: I do not
> see the problem!
On 10/31/2009 3:13 PM, Allin Cottrell wrote:
This is on Windows? The drivers are different in the two cases.
The cairo-based driver is used for gretl's PNG plots, but if you
send the plot commands to gnuplot that will be using the Windows
GDI driver. So if it's a gnuplot problem it looks like it's the
pngcairo driver.
OK, let me try to be a bit more careful.
I am running gretl 1.8.4 under Vista (64bit).
I do not use the snapshots because I want to
be sure I see what my students see.
When I create a gretl graph object and "show" it,
I see the missing pixels problem. (If I then save
the graph in PNG format and view that, then I *still*
see the missing pixels.) However if I open the
graph object code (menu: Edit Plot Commands) and
click the "run" icon, the gnuplot graph displays
without the lost pixels! So what is different
between the two gnuplot windows?
Thanks,
Alan