gdev(1) CLIX gdev(1)
NAME
gdev: hpd, erase, hardcopy, tekset, td - Graphical device routines and
filters
SYNOPSIS
hpd [flag ... ] [file ... ]
erase
hardcopy
tekset
td [-er] [-nn] [file ... ]
DESCRIPTION
The following commands reside in /usr/bin/graf (see graphics).
hpd The hpd command translates a GPS (graphical primitive string;
see gps) to instructions for the Hewlett-Packard 7221A Graphics
Plotter. A viewing window is computed from the maximum and
minimum points in file unless the -u or -r flag is provided.
If no file is given, stdin is assumed. Available flags are:
-cn Select character set n, n between 0 and 5 (see the
HP7221A Plotter Operating and Programming Manual,
Appendix A).
-pn Select pen numbered n, n between 1 and 4 inclusive.
-rn Window on GPS region n, n between 1 and 25 inclusive.
-sn Slant characters n degrees clockwise from the vertical.
-u Window on the entire GPS universe.
-xdn Set x displacement of the viewport's lower left corner
to n inches.
-xvn Set width of viewport to n inches.
-ydn Set y displacement of the viewport's lower left corner
to n inches.
-yvn Set height of viewport to n inches.
erase The erase command sends characters to a Tektronix 4010 series
storage terminal to erase the screen.
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gdev(1) CLIX gdev(1)
hardcopy When issued at a Tektronix display terminal with a hard copy
unit, hardcopy generates a screen copy on the unit.
tekset The tekset command sends characters to a Tektronix terminal to
clear the display screen, set the display mode to alpha, and
set characters to the smallest font.
td td translates a GPS to scope code for a Tektronix 4010 series
storage terminal. A viewing window is computed from the
maximum and minimum points in file unless the -u or -r flag is
provided. If no file is given, stdin is assumed. Flags are:
-e Do not erase screen before initiating display.
-rn Display GPS region n, n between 1 and 25 inclusive.
-u Display the entire GPS universe.
EXAMPLES
The following command will send the Tektronix 4010 erase sequence to
stdout:
erase
EXIT VALUES
Exit values are not valid.
RELATED INFORMATION
Commands: ged(1), graphics(1)
Files: gps(4)
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