The Windows text window and the `windows` terminal will read some of their options from the `[WGNUPLOT]` section of `wgnuplot.ini`. This file is located in the user's application data directory. Here's a sample `wgnuplot.ini` file:
[WGNUPLOT] TextOrigin=0 0 TextSize=640 150 TextFont=Terminal,9 TextWrap=1 TextLines=400 SysColors=0 GraphOrigin=0 150 GraphSize=640 330 GraphFont=Arial,10 GraphColor=1 GraphToTop=1 GraphDoublebuffer=1 GraphOversampling=0 GraphAntialiasing=1 GraphBackground=255 255 255 Border=0 0 0 0 0 Axis=192 192 192 2 2 Line1=0 0 255 0 0 Line2=0 255 0 0 1 Line3=255 0 0 0 2 Line4=255 0 255 0 3 Line5=0 0 128 0 4
These settings apply to the wgnuplot text-window only."
The `TextOrigin` and `TextSize` entries specify the location and size of the text window.
The `TextFont` entry specifies the text window font and size.
The `TextWrap` entry selects wrapping of long text lines.
The `TextLines` entry specifies the number of (unwrapped) lines the internal buffer of the text window can hold. This value currently cannot be changed from within wgnuplot.
See `text-menu`.
The `GraphFont` entry specifies the font name and size in points.
The five numbers given in the `Border`, `Axis` and `Line` entries are the `Red` intensity (0–255), `Green` intensity, `Blue` intensity, `Color Linestyle` and `Mono Linestyle`. `Linestyles` are 0=SOLID, 1=DASH, 2=DOT, 3=DASHDOT, 4=DASHDOTDOT. In the sample `wgnuplot.ini` file above, Line 2 is a green solid line in color mode, or a dashed line in monochrome mode. The default line width is 1 pixel. If `Linestyle` is negative, it specifies the width of a SOLID line in pixels. Line1 and any linestyle used with the `points` style must be SOLID with unit width.
See `graph-menu`."