Re: How to plot both pattern and fill color on a histogram
by merritt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jul 11, 2008 at 12:28 PM
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Vick <vparth023@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> >Do you know by chance if using color and fs pattern 1 works in the old
>> >version. =A0I tried to do it and it doesn't work in my system. =A0Do
you
>> >know why?
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>> What is "the old version"?
>> And what terminal type are you using?
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>On the terminal type, I'm using--
>set term postscript eps enhanced color solid font "Arial,14"
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>The version is 4.2.2...
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>When I use the 'plot foo.dat' using 2:xtic(1) lc rgb 'purple' fs
>pattern 1' -- all i see is a bar with a purple line with no pattern.
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>Do you know why that would happen?
Aha. Let me guess.
You didn't actually print this file; you are viewing it in ghostview or
gv.
Right?
There is nothing wrong with your gnuplot output, and if you send it to a
printer you will see purple pattern-fill.
The problem is a known bug in ghostscript/ghostview/gv.
It doesn't show pattern-fill unless you disable anti-aliasing.
This has been broken in ghostscript for several years, but no one seems
to care about fixing it.
http://bugs.ghostscript.com/show_bug.cgi?id=688588
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Ethan A Merritt