[Orca-users] Long long file names incompatible

[Duncan Lawie]

Hi,

after a long time away from Orca, I have come back to it with a vengence 
this year, and am using it for a heap of different things.  One of these 
is to show percentages in a single graph ...

plot {
title                   Proportions
source                  bpm
data                    100 * placement / ( placement + matching + 
cancelling + settlement + 1)
data                    100 * matching / ( placement + matching + 
cancelling + settlement + 1)
data                    100 * cancelling / ( placement + matching + 
cancelling + settlement + 1)
data                    100 * settlement / ( placement + matching + 
cancelling + settlement + 1)
legend                  %age of activity which is placement
legend                  %age of activity which is matching
legend                  %age of activity which is cancelling
legend                  %age of activity which is settlement
y_legend                Percent
line_type               area
line_type               stack
line_type               stack
line_type               stack
color                   00ff00
color                   0000ff
color                   ffcc00
color                   9966cc
data_min                0
plot_min                0
data_max                100
plot_max                100
plot_height             350
plot_width              700
}


Unsurprisingly, the sums result in long file names which are digested. 
However, it seems to be resulting in two digests, which don't quite work 
together

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),__100_X_matching_per_(_ ... 
_1),__100_X_cancelling_per_(_placement___ma-uHDsQ3Tl1tlT8oljXuC2NQ-daily.png

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),__100_X_matching_per_(_ ... 
_1),__100_X_cancelling_per_(_placement___ma-uHDsQ3Tl1tlT8oljXuC2NQ-hourly.png

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),__100_X_matching_per_(_ ... 
_1),__100_X_cancelling_per_(_placement___ma-uHDsQ3Tl1tlT8oljXuC2NQ-monthly.png

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),__100_X_matching_per_(_ ... 
_1),__100_X_cancelling_per_(_placement___ma-uHDsQ3Tl1tlT8oljXuC2NQ-quarterly.png

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),__100_X_matching_per_(_ ... 
_1),__100_X_cancelling_per_(_placement___ma-uHDsQ3Tl1tlT8oljXuC2NQ-weekly.png

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),__100_X_matching_per_(_ ... 
_1),__100_X_cancelling_per_(_placement___ma-uHDsQ3Tl1tlT8oljXuC2NQ-yearly.png

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_matching_per_(_ 
... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_cancelling_per-a1Jw0sRZstj0fGRduWZRXg-all.html

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_matching_per_(_ 
... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_cancelling_per-a1Jw0sRZstj0fGRduWZRXg-daily.html

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_matching_per_(_ 
... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_cancelling_per-a1Jw0sRZstj0fGRduWZRXg-hourly.html

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_matching_per_(_ 
... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_cancelling_per-a1Jw0sRZstj0fGRduWZRXg-monthly.html

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_matching_per_(_ 
... 
_1),bpm_gauge_100_X_cancelling_per-a1Jw0sRZstj0fGRduWZRXg-quarterly.html

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_matching_per_(_ 
... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_cancelling_per-a1Jw0sRZstj0fGRduWZRXg-weekly.html

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_ ... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_matching_per_(_ 
... _1),bpm_gauge_100_X_cancelling_per-a1Jw0sRZstj0fGRduWZRXg-yearly.html

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_placement_matching_cancelling_settlement_1),__100_X_matching_per_(_placement_matching_cancelling_settlement_1),__100_X_cancelling_per_(_placement_ma-uHDsQ3Tl1tlT8oljXuC2NQ.html

(Where I have replaced chunks in the middle with ... )

Note that the last one doesn't fit the format.  It also attempts to show 
pngs which don't exist - as below.

bpm_gauge_100_X_placement_per_(_placement_matching_cancelling_settlement_1),__100_X_matching_per_(_placement_matching_cancelling_settlement_1),__100_X_cancelling_per_(_placement_ma-uHDsQ3Tl1tlT8oljXuC2NQ-hourly.png

Any thoughts appreciated.

Cheers,
Duncan.