@@ -103,7 +103,6 @@ When =gnuplot-mode= is on, the following keybindings are available:
103103| M-tab or M-ret | complete keyword before point |
104104| ret | newline and indent |
105105| tab | indent current line |
106- | C-c M-i | toggle inline plot display in comint buffer |
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109108With the exception of the commands for sending commands to Gnuplot,
@@ -140,16 +139,16 @@ terminal= commands.
140139If you install the file =gnuplot-eldoc.el= from a recent Gnuplot
141140distribution, gnuplot-mode can show syntax hints in the modeline when
142141~eldoc-mode~ is turned on and context sensitivity is enabled.
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144143** Inline Images
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146145You can optionally have plots displayed inline in the Gnuplot comint
147146process buffer. This is handy for trying things out without having to
148147switch between Emacs and the Gnuplot display. Call
149- =gnuplot-inline-imge -mode= or type ~C-c M-i~ in a gnuplot-mode buffer
150- to try it out. This feature is implemented using temporary =png=
151- files, and is also somewhat experimental. It requires Gnuplot to have
152- =png= support and a GNU Emacs with image support. Please report bugs.
148+ =gnuplot-inline-display -mode= in a gnuplot-mode buffer to try it out. This
149+ feature is implemented using temporary =png= files, and is also somewhat
150+ experimental. It requires Gnuplot to have =png= support and a GNU Emacs
151+ with image support. Please report bugs.
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