Let -X -Y also handle multipliers and not just divisors#6305
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This PR extends the modern form of -X -Y to allow not just fractions of previous plot dimensions w and h to be used but also arbitrary factors.
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This PR extends the modern form of -X -Y to allow not just fractions of previous plot dimensions w and h to be used but also arbitrary factors. The new full form of these arguments are
[[±][f]w[/d]±]xoff
[[±][f]h[/d]±]yoff
where the new f is an optional scale [1] that compliments the optional divisor d [1]. A simple example shows the parsing works:
Here, the processing of f and d cancels out to give one w and one h, plus 1 cm.