forked from pool/gnuplot
Dominique Leuenberger
d38b515e24
- Update to 5.0.7 (which does also close CVE-2017-9670 (bsc#1044638))
* NEW set term {pngcairo|pdfcairo} pointscale <factor>
* NEW "save fit" back-ported from version 5.2 as a replacement for "update"
* NEW user-defined dashtypes in metapost terminal
* CHANGE deprecate "update" command (but do not remove it)
* CHANGE allow placement of circles in 3D plots using axis coordinates
* CHANGE ignore invalid z coordinate for 3D objects placed in "set view map"
* CHANGE distinguish 'bind "shift-Button1"' from 'bind "Button1"'
* CHANGE use Mingw-w64 and MSVC popen rather than built-in "fake" popen
* CHANGE allow range to include sampling interval in plots using pseudofile '+'
* FIX rangelimited y2 axis could produce spurious diagonal line across plot
* FIX assignment of x/y dimensions in "binary record=(a,b) ... with image"
* FIX negative array index caused by hidden3d degenerate polygon
* FIX object clipping in "set view map"
* FIX cairo terminals: scale textbox border linewidth by terminal linewidth
* FIX canvas terminal: initialization of plot dimensions (affects first zoom)
* FIX crash in stats if no usable data is found
* FIX do not use LaTeX formatting in tabular output
* FIX sanity check to catch "plot '+' binary"
* FIX sanity check for NULL format passed to gprintf
* FIX sanity check for empty image data structure on input
* FIX more consistent handling of plot 'with table'
* FIX incorrect, possibly empty, command string was saved for previous fit
* FIX 2D images with logscale axes could fail (segfault)
* FIX nested iteration containing an empty range
* FIX allow 64-bit Cygwin build using gtk3 for wxt terminal
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/517125
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/gnuplot?expand=0&rev=62
Why PDF support is not enabled:
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Requires libpdf which is a commercial library and therefore not
part of SuSE LINUX. As a replacement the `pdfcairo' terminal
can be used to generate output in pdf.