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use utf-8 for encoding of strings, this enables UNICODE
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international characters sets (of nearly any language)
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in plot titles and labels, file and folder names.
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Windows uses utf-16 and conversion functions between utf-8
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and utf-16, if access to Windows API functions is needed.
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A special fopen has been defined.
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In addition, plot labels on the y axis now are placed
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vertically, 90°, by using the Windows API or the Linux Xft library.
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Postscript plotting uses only a UNICODE subset, namely
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ISO-8859-1/ISO-8859-15, that allows extended ascii.
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Better looking fonts are now used for labeling the axes.
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Variables xbrushwidth and xgridwidth (to be set e.g. in
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.spiceinit or directly before a plot command) allow setting
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separately the linewidths of the graph (xbrushwidth) and
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the grid (xgridwidth).
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Slight modification of the Windows GUI string window to
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enhance readability.
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Windows GUI is now more responsive during lengthy op
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calculations.
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UNICODE in Gnuplot and (limited) in Postscript are supported.
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You will need to download and install gnuplot and a PS viewer
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(e.g. ghostscript, gv or others).
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Input files to ngspice now have to be utf-8 encoded. ANSI
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encoded files will fail (Notepad++ on Windows allows a simple
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conversion). For an ANSI version of ngspice you have to
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compile it with the configure flag --disable-utf8.
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