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5 months ago Thanks Ramon for testing and reporting.
Yes, 'r' should refresh the plot so that it goes back to the server and gets a new image with the correct wid/ht to fill the new window size.
If you have time to help me debug, that would be great. Run the following
(setq essgd-debug t)and then try resizing the *essgd* buffer a few times and pressing r
If you then go to the *Messages* buffer (C-h E) you should see some output like:
funcall-interactively: Buffer is read-only: #<buffer *essgd*> [2 times]
curl -s ’http://127.0.0.1:56014/plots?token=ROh913Uw’
curl -s ’http://127.0.0.1:56014/plot?index=0&width=656&height=625&token=ROh913Uw’ > /tmp/me.svg
ws frame: "{\"active\":false,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}"
ws frame: "{\"active\":true,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}" [6 times]
ws frame: "{\"active\":false,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}"
ws frame: "{\"active\":true,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}"
curl -s ’http://127.0.0.1:56014/plots?token=ROh913Uw’
curl -s ’http://127.0.0.1:56014/plot?index=0&width=656&height=379&token=ROh913Uw’ > /tmp/me.svg
ws frame: "{\"active\":false,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}"
ws frame: "{\"active\":true,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}" [6 times]
ws frame: "{\"active\":false,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}"
ws frame: "{\"active\":true,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}"
Mark activated
Mark set
adjust-window-trailing-edge: No resizable window above this one [4 times]
curl -s ’http://127.0.0.1:56014/plots?token=ROh913Uw’
curl -s ’http://127.0.0.1:56014/plot?index=0&width=656&height=943&token=ROh913Uw’ > /tmp/me.svg
ws frame: "{\"active\":false,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}"
ws frame: "{\"active\":true,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}" [6 times]
ws frame: "{\"active\":false,\"hsize\":1,\"upid\":5}"Above is an example of what I got when just moving the mode-line up and down, so the height can be seen to vary but not the width.
Or just paste the output here and I can take a look.
Another couple of things to check.
- the latest svg is currently downloaded to /tmp/me.svg -- take a look in there and see if the plot changes size when you refresh. (If you open it in Emacs, you probably see the image, not the raw contents -
C-c C-cto get the contents). You are looking for the first clip path:
<clipPath id="c0"><rect x="0.00" y="0.00" width="656.00" height="943.00"/></clipPath>- To rule out httpgd, just try grabbing the image from the command line and varying the height, width by hand (but remember to change the port and token; the example below won't work for you):
curl -s ’http://127.0.0.1:56014/plot?index=0&width=656&height=379&token=ROh913Uw’ > /tmp/me.svg- See what Emacs thinks your current window size is. e.g. in the
*essgd*buffer, run the following
M-x eval-expression RET (window-pixel-width) RET
M-x eval-expression RET (window-pixel-height) RET
rdiaz02
Hi Stephen,
I just tried v2; thanks!!! But
essgd-refreshdoes not seem to resize the plot to window size; from the video, on 4:04 (https://youtu.be/TrwE_80eVTw?t=242), I thought it shouldI can reproduce them on Emacs 29.3.50 with these steps:
M-: (package-initialize)(so I have ESS available)hgd(bg="transparent")(for example withess-eval-buffer-from-beg-to-here, bound to C-c C-up)M-x load-fileess-websocket.elM-x essgd-startr: does not resize plot to window size.