Fix for a 32 vs 64 bit bug preventing image transforms from working properly. #20
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Hi Mojca,
this is a fix for a bug I found when looking into a comment made by Ethan over at the gnuplot site.
BTW, I looked over the sources with an eye to clean up the code and modernize it some time ago. In the process I started https://github.com/persquare/aquaterm2 which might some day become a replacement for the aging original AquaTerm. Most stuff is working and with much less (and likely easier to understand) code. It is however 10.7+ only. Try it out if you like, the API should be the same.