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156 gnuplot 4.3 77 TERMINAL
If a fixed-size window is desired, the gpr terminal may be used instead.
77.5 Aqua
This terminal relies on AquaTerm.app for display on Mac OS X.
Syntax:
set terminal aqua {} {title ""} {size }
{font "{,}"}
{{no}enhanced} {solid|dashed} {dl }}
where is the number of the window to draw in (default is 0), is the name shown in the
title bar (default "Figure "), is the size of the plot (default is 846x594 pt = 11.75x8.25
in).
Use to specify the font to use (default is "Times-Roman"), and to specify
the font size (default is 14.0 pt). The old syntax {fname ""} {fsize } is still
supported.
The aqua terminal supports enhanced text mode (see enhanced (p. 186)), except for overprint. Font
support is limited to the fonts available on the system. Character encoding can be selected by set
encoding and currently supports iso latin 1, iso latin 2, cp1250, and default which equals UTF8.
Lines can be drawn either solid or dashed, (default is solid) and the dash spacing can be modified by
which is a multiplier > 0.
77.6 Atari ST (via AES)
The atari terminal has options to set the character size and the screen colors.
Syntax:
set terminal atari {} { ... }
The character size must appear if any colors are to be specified. Each of the (up to 16) colors is given
as a three-digit hex number, where the digits represent RED, GREEN and BLUE (in that order). The
range of 0–15 is scaled to whatever color range the screen actually has. On a normal ST screen, odd and
even intensities are the same.
Examples:
set terminal atari 4 # use small (6x6) font
set terminal atari 6 0 # set monochrome screen to white on black
set terminal atari 13 0 fff f00 f0 f ff f0f
# set first seven colors to black, white, red, green,
# blue, cyan, and purple and use large font (8x16).
Additionally, if an environment variable GNUCOLORS exists, its contents are interpreted as an options
string, but an explicit terminal option takes precedence.
77.7 Be
gnuplot provides the be terminal type for use with X servers. This terminal type is set automatically
at startup if the DISPLAY environment variable is set, if the TERM environment variable is set to
xterm, or if the -display command line option is used.
Syntax:
set terminal be {reset} {}
Multiple plot windows are supported: set terminal be directs the output to plot window number
n. If n>0, the terminal number will be appended to the window title and the icon will be labeled gplt
. The active window may distinguished by a change in cursor (from default to crosshair.)