#569 REQ: hide yrange warning.
REQ: in a line graph with a single 100% horizontal line and without a specified yrange, gnuplot will display an appriciated warning message that it has created the yrange.
For example, if all vales are 100, gnupliot will automatically generate yrange 99:101
I'd like to be able to specifically hide or surpress this warning, if the generated yrange is perfectly fine.
That way, to promote clean output for an user, it can be avoided that a programmer using gnuplot has to check if all values are the same. And, only if so, set the yrange to 99: 101. Then it would be easier to specifically accept the automatically corrected yrange, as if "set yrange auto" was in use.
I'm assuming that "set yrange ..." was not used at all, and that "set yrange auto" woukld accept any automatically generated value without an appricated warning message.
In version 6 you can hide all warning messages with
unset warnings. But no, you cannot selectively disable one particular message.Ticket moved from /p/gnuplot/bugs/2674/
Can't be converted: