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My error. It's clearly not your problem. I appreciate the debug=1 flag 
reminder. It certainly showed me that the gnuplot-py module was feeding 
everything to gnuplot appropriately.

So, for the record, if this is the specification:

> set terminal aqua {<n>} {title "<wintitle>"} {size <x> <y>} {fname
> "<fontface>"} {fsize <fontsize>}

Then this is incorrect:

> plotobj('set terminal aqua size 800 450 fname "ComputerModern" fsize 
> 16')

And this is correct:

plotobj('set terminal aqua 0 title "MyPlot" size 800 450 fname 
"ComputerModern" fsize 16')

Simple. Sorry.

Tom

Tom Kornack wrote:

> Is there any access to terminal options? I'm using Mac OS X, so I'd 
> like to be able to modify the aqua window size, fonts, etc:
>
> set terminal aqua {<n>} {title "<wintitle>"} {size <x> <y>} {fname 
> "<fontface>"} {fsize <fontsize>}
>
> Whenever I try to issue:
>
> plotobj = Gnuplot.Gnuplot()
> plotobj('set terminal aqua size 800 450 fname "ComputerModern" fsize 16')
>
> and plot something it doesn't seem to take. Where should I look?


Hmmm, that's strange.  I don't know why that wouldn't work.

There is one peculiarity with respect to terminals: after a call to 
plotobj.hardcopy(), the terminal set has to be set back to the 
"non-printer" terminal.  In practice it does this by setting it back to 
GnuplotOpts.default_term, which for Mac OS X is set in gp_maxosx.py to 
be 'aqua'.  But if you haven't done a hardcopy() this shouldn't affect you.

As with many other problems with Gnuplot.py, try setting the debug option:

    plotobj = Gnuplot.Gnuplot(debug=1)

This will print out each of the commands being sent to the gnuplot 
program and should help you figure out where the problem lies.

Michael

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Michael Haggerty
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Is there any access to terminal options? I'm using Mac OS X, so I'd 
like to be able to modify the aqua window size, fonts, etc:

set terminal aqua {<n>} {title "<wintitle>"} {size <x> <y>} {fname 
"<fontface>"} {fsize <fontsize>}

Whenever I try to issue:

plotobj = Gnuplot.Gnuplot()
plotobj('set terminal aqua size 800 450 fname "ComputerModern" fsize 
16')

and plot something it doesn't seem to take. Where should I look?

Tom