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Fix symbol scaling issues/add symbol command
It bugged the **** out of me that symbol scaling didn't work (e.g. "ptsz 8" didn't do nothing for the data points). After carefully reading PGPLOT documentation and inspection of the plot commands: the code used symbol "-2" for plotting data points. According to docs https://sites.astro.caltech.edu/~tjp/pgplot/subroutines.html#PGPT this symbol scales with *linewidth* in stead of character height. After testing turned out that PGPLOT 5.2.2 (on our Linux 18.04 server) still doesn't honour this. Nor does Giza for that matter (tested). Solution: support setting symbol numbers for the different data categories: Unflagged, Flagged, Marked, Markedflagged. This allows user to set a scaling symbol (e.g. #17) for the data points, which does honour "ptsz" setting. Introduced "symbol" command for this. Found that markers were drawn not honouring "marksz" setting:code set different line width in stead of character height. (fixed)
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