Package: gnuplot Version: 4.0.0-2.1 Severity: minor When drawing a vector plot, arrows that leave the viewport will have their arrowheads reversed. See attached sample plot; the same data is plotted twice, but in the first situation, the arrow is entirely in the yrange, in the second case it is not - and suddenly the arrowhead appears on the wrong end.
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set title "With sufficient viewport" set xrange [-1:1] set yrange [-1:1] plot "gnuplot_arrow_reverse.data" with vec pause -1 "Press Enter to continue" set title "With shrunken viewport" set xrange [-.5:.5] set yrange [-.5:.5] plot "gnuplot_arrow_reverse.data" with vec pause -1 "Press Enter to continue"
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