Problem with draw2d and svg terminal: dots are always red crcles

I'm sorry for this late reply... I've just tried the new gnuplot.lisp and
it is now correctly working, thanks.
Just an observation: the XML code in the SVG file for plotting points still
has "<g style="[...] color:red [...], although the path stroke specified in
the following line is correctly set with an RGB code which respects the
color defined by the user. All is working fine, I just would like to know
if that color:red should be present or not. But I imagine this is related
to gnuplot itself and not to draw.lisp or gnuplot.lisp.

Thanks again
Stefano


2013/8/31 Mario Rodriguez <biomates at telefonica.net>

> El vie, 30-08-2013 a las 13:03 -0400, James Cloos escribi?:
> > Your pdf and svg render here the same as the ones I generated.
> >
> > Ie, no dots at all on the svg (inkview, zilla and chromium) and the pdf
> > has blue dots with radii on the order of three or so times the width of
> > the connecting lines.
> >
> > Hand editing the svg as you tested is a reasonable short-term option;
> > that is of course why svg is based on xml and is not a binary file.
> >
> > -JimC
>
>
> Hello,
>
> For some reason, the behavior of terminals pdf and svg is not consistent
> with other terminals.
>
> I've commited some changes in share/draw/gnuplot.lisp, so that when
> setting
>
> point_type = dot
>
> or
>
> point_size = 0,
>
> no symbols are plotted with these terminals when points_joined=true.
>
> You can try the new version of gnuplot.lisp. Let me know if it works for
> you.
>
> --
> Mario
>
>