gutil(1G) gutil(1G)
NAME
bel, cvrtopt, gd, gtop, pd, ptog, quit, remcom, yoo - graph-
ical utilities
SYNOPSIS
command-name [options] [files]
DESCRIPTION
Below is a list of miscellaneous device independent utility
commands found in /usr/bin/graf. If no files are given,
input is from the standard input. All output is to the
standard output. Graphical data is stored in GPS format;
see gps(4).
bel - send bel character to terminal
cvrtopt [=sstring fstring istring tstring] [args] -
options converter
Cvrtopt reformats args (usually the command line
arguments of a calling shell procedure) to facili-
tate processing by shell procedures. An arg is
either a file name (a string not beginning with a
-, or a - by itself) or an option string (a string
of options beginning with a -). Output is of the
form:
-option -option . . . file name(s)
All options appear singularly and preceding any
file names. Options that take values (e.g.,
-r1.1) or are two-letters long must be described
through options to cvrtopt.
Cvrtopt is usually used with set in the following
manner as the first line of a shell procedure:
set - `cvrtopt =[options] $@`
Options to cvrtopt are:
sstring String accepts string values.
fstring String accepts floating point numbers as
values.
istring String accepts integers as values.
tstring String is a two-letter option name that
takes no value.
String is a one- or two-letter option name.
gd [GPS files ] - GPS dump
Gd prints a human readable listing of GPS.
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gtop [-rnu ] [GPS files ] - GPS to plot(4) filter
Gtop transforms a GPS into plot(4) commands
displayable by plot filters. GPS objects are
translated if they fall within the window that
circumscribes the first file unless an option is
given.
Options:
rn translate objects in GPS region n.
u translate all objects in the GPS
universe.
pd [ plot(5) files ] - plot(4) dump
Pd prints a human readable listing of plot(4) for-
mat graphical commands.
ptog [ plot(5) files ] - plot(4) to GPS filter
Ptog transforms plot(4) commands into a GPS.
quit - terminate session
remcom [ files ] - remove comments
Remcom copies its input to its output with com-
ments removed. Comments are as defined in C
(i.e., /* comment */).
whatis [-o ] [ names ] - brief on-line documentation
Whatis prints a brief description of each name
given. If no name is given, then the current list
of description names is printed. The command
whatis \* prints out every description.
Option:
o just print command options
yoo file - pipe fitting
Yoo is a piping primitive that deposits the output
of a pipeline into a file used in the pipeline.
Note that, without yoo, this is not usually suc-
cessful as it causes a read and write on the same
file simultaneously.
SEE ALSO
graphics(1G).
gps(4), plot(4) in the CX/UX Programmer's Reference Manual.
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