nelson@berlioz.nsc.com (Taed Nelson) (03/19/91)
I'm using GRAPH, and I'm having problems with the -t option. I would like to call it a bug, but this program has been around a while, so it seems that I'm merely expecting the wrong thing. Let us say that "graph" give me: A B C D I would expect "graph -t" to give me: B D A C But instead it gives me: A C B D which is the same as the above, but a mirror image along the horizontal. I'm pretty sure it's GRAPH that is causing the problems, because I get the same results if I use the PSPLOT or the LPR -G filters. By the way, the text is correct in all cases, it's just the graph itself. Does anyone have any clues as to how to fix it and/or if it is a bug?