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allow mixed use of in-key plot titles and manually placed titles
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2017-09-13 Ethan A Merritt <[email protected]> | ||
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* src/graphics.c src/graph3d.c: The "title at {beg|end|<position>}" | ||
options were originally intended as an alternative to the normal key, | ||
so preservation of the key layout was not a concern. This patch allows | ||
you to mix custom-placed titles with in-key titles in the same plot. | ||
Bug #1967 | ||
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2017-09-11 Ethan A Merritt <[email protected]> | ||
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* src/graphics.c src/graphics.h src/set.c src/tables.c src/tables.h | ||
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