Source Code 1994 March/Source_Code_CD-ROM_Walnut_Creek_March_1994.iso/compsrcs/x/volume21/xfig/patch02e

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From: [e-mail] (Brian V. Smith)
Subject: v21i025:  xfig - Draw amd manipulate objects in an X-Window, Patch02e/16
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Sender: [e-mail] (Chris Olson)
Organization: Sterling Software
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1993 18:58:12 GMT
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Submitted-by: [e-mail] (Brian V. Smith)
Posting-number: Volume 21, Issue 25
Archive-name: xfig/patch02e
Environment: patch, X11, xfig
Patch-To: xfig: Volume 19, Issue 113-139

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X! of the indicator buttons visible at all times.
X! This takes up more screen real estate,
X! but allows the user to see all settable parameters.
X! .\"-------
X! .At
X! .BR \-sp [ ecialtext ]
X! .Ap
X! Start
X! .I xfig
X! with the
X! .I "special text"
X! mode for text objects.
X! .\"-------
X! .At
X! .BR \-startf [ ontsize ]
X! .I pointsize
X! .Ap
X  Set the default font size for text objects (default = 12pt).
X! .\"-------
X! .At
X! .BR \-startl [ atexFont ]
X! .I font
X! .Ap
X! Set the starting font name for
X! .I LaTeX
X! fonts.
X! .\"-------
X! .At
X! .BR \-startp [ sFont ]
X! .I font
X! .Ap
X! Set the starting font name for
X! .I PostScript
X! fonts.
X! .\"-------
X! .At
X! .BR \-te [ xtoutline ]
X! .Ap
X! Specifies that
X! .I xfig
X! will draw a red (on color machines) outline
X! of the ``actual'' bounding box of text objects.
X! This is not very useful anymore.
X! In the past it was useful to show you
X! the outline of rotated text since
X! .I xfig
X! didn't display rotated text then.
X! .\"-------
X! .At
X! .BR \-tr [ ack ]
X! .Ap
X  Turn on cursor (mouse) tracking arrows (default).
X! .\"-------
X! .At
X! .BR \-users [ cale ]
X! .I scale
X! .Ap
X! Set the multiplier for displayed line lengths etc.
X! This factor is multiplied by the actual length,
X! radius or diameter of the object currently
X! being drawn on the canvas.
X! It is useful for making scale drawings, where
X  e.g. 1 inch = 1 foot (userscale = 12.0) or 1cm = 1m (userscale = 100.0).
X! .\"-------
X! .At
X! .BR \-useru [ nit ]
X! .I units
X! .Ap
X! The
X! .I units
X! string is printed with the length information when drawing objects.
X! For example if the
X! .I userscale
X! = 1.0 and the
X! .I userunit
X! =
X! .I ft
X! then a line which is 3 inches long on the canvas would be displayed as
X! ``length = 3 ft'' when it is being drawn.
X! .IP
X! After
X! .I xfig
X! is started you may change the
X! .I userscale
X! and the
X! .I userunit
X! from a popup menu available by pressing mouse button 3 in the
X! .I units
X! box where the two rulers meet.
X  .SH "GRAPHICAL OBJECTS"
X! The objects in
X! .I xfig
X! are divided into
X! .B "primitive objects"
X! and
X! .BR "compound objects" .
X! The primitive objects are:
X! .IR ARC ,
X! .IR CIRCLE ,
X! .IR "CLOSED SPLINE" ,
X! .IR ELLIPSE ,
X! .IR POLYLINE ,
X! .IR POLYGON ,
X! .IR "ENCAPSULATED POSTSCRIPT" ,
X! .IR BOX ,
X! .IR ARC-BOX ,
X! .IR SPLINE ,
X! and
X! .IR TEXT .
X  .PP
X  A primitive object can be moved, rotated, flipped vertically or horizontally,
X  scaled, copied, aligned within a compound object or erased.
X! The
X! .I TEXT
X! primitive may not be flipped.
X  The attributes of any primitive object can be edited using a popup
X  panel (discussed below), so you can, for instance, set the position
X  of an object manually.
X  .PP
X! A compound object is composed of primitive objects.
X! The primitive objects
X! that constitute a compound can not be individually modified,
X! but they can be manipulated as an entity;
X! a compound can be moved, rotated, flipped
X! vertically or horizontally, scaled, copied or erased.
X! A compound that contains any boxes or arc-boxes
X! may only be rotated by 90 degrees.
X  .PP
X! Objects may overlap other objects according to their ``depth''.
X! Objects with larger depth number are obscured by objects with smaller depth.
X  .PP
X! .I Regular
X! polygons may be created using a special drawing mode, but a
X! general
X! .I POLYGON
X! is created as a result, which may then be modified, i.e.
X  the individual vertices may be moved if desired.
X  .SH "DISPLAY WINDOWS"
X! Ten regions comprise the display area of
X! .IR xfig :
X! the command region, top ruler, side ruler, drawing mode region,
X  editing mode region, filename region, message region,
X  mouse function indicator region and canvas region,
X  and indicator region with buttons to set and show current line thickness,
X***************
X*** 274,405 ****
X  .SH "COMMAND PANEL FUNCTIONS"
X  .TP
X  .I Quit
X! Exit from \fIxfig\fP, discarding the figure. If the figure has been modified and
X  not saved, the user will be asked to
X  confirm the action, by clicking mouse button 1 on a confirm/cancel popup menu.
X  .TP
X! .I Delete ALL
X  Delete all objects from the canvas window (may be undone).
X  .TP
X  .I Undo
X  Undo the last object creation, deletion or modification.
X  .TP
X  .I Redraw
X! Redraw the canvas.
X  .TP
X  .I Paste
X  Paste the object previously copied into the cut/paste file into the current
X  figure (at its original position).
X  .TP
X  .I File
X! Pressing mouse button 3 on this button invokes \fISave\fP function without
X! popping up the file panel.
X  .br
X! Mouse button 1 or \fI<Meta>f\fP pops up a panel which contains several
X! file-related functions:
X  .PP
X  .po +.5i
X  .nr LL 6i
X  .TP
X! .I Current Filename
X  This is read-only AsciiTextWidget which contains the filename that will be used
X! to write output to a file \fIif there is no name specified in\fP the
X! \fIFilename\fP panel.
X  .TP
X  .I Filename
X  This is an editable AsciiTextWidget which contains the filename selected
X! either by clicking on a filename from the \fIAlternatives\fP list or
X! by typing a name in directly.
X! Pressing return in the Filename window will \fILoad\fP the file and copy
X! the name to the \fICurrent Filename\fP widget.
X  .TP
X! .I (File) Alternatives
X  Pressing mouse button 1 on a filename in the file alternatives
X! window will select that file by copying the filename into \fIFilename\fP window.
X! Pressing return in this window will \fILoad\fP the file specified in the
X! \fIFilename\fP window (if any) or the \fICurrent Filename\fP widget.
X  .TP
X! .I Filename Mask
X  A wildcard mask may be typed into this editable AsciiTextWidget to restrict
X! the search of filenames to a subset ala the \fIls\fP command.
X  Pressing return in this window will automatically
X  rescan the current directory.
X  This string may be set by setting the X toolkit resource
X! \fB*file_panel*mask*string\fP.
X  .TP
X! .I Current Directory
X  This is an editable AsciiTextWidget which shows the current directory.
X! It may be modified by the user to manually set a directory name.  When
X! return is pressed in this window the directory specified is scanned for
X! files matching the \fIFilenamemask\fP, if any.
X!
X! The ~ (tilde) character may be used to specify a user's home directory, ala
X  unix shell tilde expansion.
X  .TP
X! .I (Directory) Alternatives
X  Pressing mouse button 1 on a directory name in the directory
X! alternatives list will do a "change directory" to that directory.
X!
X  Pressing mouse button 3 in either the file or
X! \fIDirectory Alternatives\fP window will do a "change directory" to the
X! parent directory.
X  .TP
X  .I Home
X! Pressing this button will change the directory to the \f3$HOME\f1 directory
X! of the user.
X  .TP
X  .I Rescan
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>r\fP will rescan the
X! current directory.
X  .TP
X  .I Cancel
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>c\fP will pop down the \fIFile\fP panel
X! without making any changes to the directory or file name.
X  .TP
X  .I Save
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>s\fP will save the current contents of the
X  canvas in the file specified in the
X! \fIFilename\fP window \fIif any\fP, or the name specified in the
X! \fICurrent Filename\fP if the former is empty.
X  If the file already exists a confirmation popup menu will appear
X  asking the user to confirm or cancel the save.
X! If there is a filename in the \fIFilename\fP window it is copied to the
X! \fICurrent Filename\fP window.
X!
X  The current Export directory is updated to the current File directory when
X  Save is pressed.
X  .TP
X  .I Load
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>l\fP will clear the canvas of any
X  current figure and read the figure from the filename specified
X! in the \fIFilename\fP menu item \fIif any\fP, or the name
X! specified in the \fICurrent Filename\fP if the former is empty.
X  If there is a figure currently on the canvas and any modifications
X  have been made to it and not saved, a popup query
X  window will first appear asking if the user wishes to discard the current
X! figure or cancel the \fILoad\fP operation.
X!
X  The current Export directory is updated to the current File directory when
X  Load is pressed.
X!
X! A popup message window will appear and diagnostic messages will be written
X! if \fIxfig\fP changes any "illegal" object values to legal values.  For example,
X! older versions of \fIxfig\fP were lax about initializing unused parts such as
X! \fIdepth\fP, and would produce very large, random values.
X! \fIXfig\fP now will "clean up" bad values and inform you when it does so.
X! Also, if you read in an older file format, \fIxfig\fP will inform you that
X! it is converting it to the current format for that version of \fIxfig\fP.
X  .br
X  This window can be popped down by clicking the mouse button on the
X! \fIDismiss\fP button.
X  .TP
X! .I Merge Read
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>r\fP will read the figure from the filename
X! specified in the \fIFilename\fP window \fIif any\fP, or the name
X! specified in the \fICurrent Filename\fP if the former is empty,
X  and merge it with the figure already shown on the canvas.
X!
X! See \fILoad\fP above for a description of the popup message window.
X  .PP
X  .po -.5i
X  .nr LL 6.5i
X--- 617,835 ----
X  .SH "COMMAND PANEL FUNCTIONS"
X  .TP
X  .I Quit
X! Exit from
X! .IR xfig ,
X! discarding the figure.
X! If the figure has been modified and
X  not saved, the user will be asked to
X  confirm the action, by clicking mouse button 1 on a confirm/cancel popup menu.
X+ The accelerator
X+ .I <Meta>q
X+ will also perform this function.
X+ This and all other accelerators are defined in the
X+ .I app-defaults
X+ file and may be changed if desired.
X  .TP
X! .I "Delete ALL"
X  Delete all objects from the canvas window (may be undone).
X+ The accelerator
X+ .I <Meta>d
X+ will also perform this function.
X  .TP
X  .I Undo
X  Undo the last object creation, deletion or modification.
X+ The accelerator
X+ .I <Meta>u
X+ will also perform this function.
X  .TP
X  .I Redraw
X! Redraw the canvas.  There are also two accelerators which do a redraw -
X! .I <Meta>r
X! and
X! .I <Ctrl>l.
X  .TP
X  .I Paste
X  Paste the object previously copied into the cut/paste file into the current
X  figure (at its original position).
X+ The accelerator
X+ .I <Meta>t
X+ will also perform this function.
X  .TP
X  .I File
X! Pressing mouse button 3 on this button invokes
X! .I Save
X! function without popping up the file panel.
X  .br
X! Mouse button 1 or
X! .I <Meta>f
X! pops up a panel which contains several file-related functions:
X  .PP
X  .po +.5i
X  .nr LL 6i
X  .TP
X! .I "Current Filename"
X  This is read-only AsciiTextWidget which contains the filename that will be used
X! to write output to a file
X! .I "if there is no name specified in"
X! the
X! .I Filename
X! panel.
X  .TP
X  .I Filename
X  This is an editable AsciiTextWidget which contains the filename selected
X! either by clicking on a filename from the
X! .I Alternatives
X! list or by typing a name in directly.
X! Pressing return in the Filename window will
X! .I Load
X! the file and copy the name to the
X! .I "Current Filename"
X! widget.
X  .TP
X! .I "(File) Alternatives"
X  Pressing mouse button 1 on a filename in the file alternatives
X! window will select that file by copying the filename into
X! .I Filename
X! window.
X! Pressing return in this window will
X! .I Load
X! the file specified in the
X! .I Filename
X! window (if any) or the
X! .I "Current Filename"
X! widget.
X  .TP
X! .I "Filename Mask"
X  A wildcard mask may be typed into this editable AsciiTextWidget to restrict
X! the search of filenames to a subset ala the
X! .I ls
X! command.
X  Pressing return in this window will automatically
X  rescan the current directory.
X  This string may be set by setting the X toolkit resource
X! .BR Fig*file_panel*mask*string .
X  .TP
X! .I "Current Directory"
X  This is an editable AsciiTextWidget which shows the current directory.
X! It may be modified by the user to manually set a directory name.
X! When return is pressed in this window the directory specified is scanned for
X! files matching the
X! .IR Filenamemask ,
X! if any.
X! .IP \&
X! The
X! .B ~
X! (tilde) character may be used to specify a user's home directory, ala
X  unix shell tilde expansion.
X  .TP
X! .I "(Directory) Alternatives"
X  Pressing mouse button 1 on a directory name in the directory
X! alternatives list will do a ``change directory'' to that directory.
X! .IP \&
X  Pressing mouse button 3 in either the file or
X! .I "Directory Alternatives"
X! window will do a ``change directory'' to the parent directory.
X  .TP
X  .I Home
X! Pressing this button will change the directory to the
X! .I $HOME
X! directory of the user.
X  .TP
X  .I Rescan
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>r
X! will rescan the current directory.
X  .TP
X  .I Cancel
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>c
X! will pop down the
X! .I File
X! panel without making any changes to the directory or file name.
X  .TP
X  .I Save
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>s
X! will save the current contents of the
X  canvas in the file specified in the
X! .I Filename
X! window
X! .IR "if any" ,
X! or the name specified in the
X! .I "Current Filename"
X! if the former is empty.
X  If the file already exists a confirmation popup menu will appear
X  asking the user to confirm or cancel the save.
X! If there is a filename in the
X! .I Filename
X! window it is copied to the
X! .I "Current Filename"
X! window.
X! .IP \&
X  The current Export directory is updated to the current File directory when
X  Save is pressed.
X  .TP
X  .I Load
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>l
X! will clear the canvas of any
X  current figure and read the figure from the filename specified
X! in the
X! .I Filename
X! menu item
X! .IR "if any" ,
X! or the name specified in the
X! .I "Current Filename"
X! if the former is empty.
X  If there is a figure currently on the canvas and any modifications
X  have been made to it and not saved, a popup query
X  window will first appear asking if the user wishes to discard the current
X! figure or cancel the
X! .I Load
X! operation.
X! .IP \&
X  The current Export directory is updated to the current File directory when
X  Load is pressed.
X! .IP \&
X! A popup message window will appear and diagnostic messages
X! will be written if
X! .I xfig
X! changes any ``illegal'' object values to legal values.
X! For example,
X! older versions of
X! .I xfig
X! were lax about initializing unused parts such as
X! .IR depth ,
X! and would produce very large, random values.
X! .I Xfig
X! now will ``clean up'' bad values and inform you when it does so.
X! Also, if you read in an older file format,
X! .I xfig
X! will inform you that
X! it is converting it to the current format for that version of
X! .IR xfig .
X  .br
X  This window can be popped down by clicking the mouse button on the
X! .I Dismiss
X! button.
X  .TP
X! .I "Merge Read"
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>r
X! will read the figure from the filename
X! specified in the
X! .I Filename
X! window
X! .IR "if any" ,
X! or the name
X! specified in the
X! .I "Current Filename"
X! if the former is empty,
X  and merge it with the figure already shown on the canvas.
X! .IP \&
X! See
X! .I Load
X! above for a description of the popup message window.
X  .PP
X  .po -.5i
X  .nr LL 6.5i
X***************
X*** 406,415 ****
X  .TP
X  .I Export
X  Will let you export the figure to an output file in one of several formats.
X! Pressing mouse button 3 on this button invokes \fIExport\fP function without
X! popping up the export panel.
X  .br
X! Mouse button 1 or \fI<Meta>e\fP pops up a directory browser widget and
X  a menu with several export-related functions:
X  .PP
X  .po +.5i
X--- 836,848 ----
X  .TP
X  .I Export
X  Will let you export the figure to an output file in one of several formats.
X! Pressing mouse button 3 on this button invokes
X! .I Export
X! function without popping up the export panel.
X  .br
X! Mouse button 1 or
X! .I <Meta>e
X! pops up a directory browser widget and
X  a menu with several export-related functions:
X  .PP
X  .po +.5i
X***************
X*** 417,505 ****
X  .TP
X  .I Magnification
X  This is an editable AsciiTextWidget which contains the magnification to use
X! when translating figure to the output language.  The default is 100%.
X  .TP
X  .I Orientation
X  This button will toggle the output orientation between Landscape (horizontal)
X! and Portrait (vertical).  The default orientation is the same as the mode
X! that \fIxfig\fP was started with.
X  .TP
X  .I Justification
X! This window will only be sensitive when the language selected is "ps" (\fIPostScript\fP).
X! You may choose that the figure is \fIflush left\fP or \fIcentered\fP in the
X  output file.
X  .TP
X  .I Language
X! The translation language to use for \fIxfig\fP output when output is
X! directed to a file.  The default is \fIPostScript\fP.
X! The figure may be saved as an X11 bitmap by choosing \fIXbitmap\fP as the
X! output language.
X  The bitmap is created from the figure, the size of which is determined
X  by the enclosing rectangle of all the figure plus a small border.
X  .TP
X! .I Default Output Filename
X  This is read-only AsciiTextWidget which contains the filename that will be used
X! to write output to a file \fIif there is no name specified in\fP Output File.
X  The default is the figure name plus an extension that reflects the output
X! language used, e.g. myfigure.ps if PostScript is the current language used.
X  If the file already exists a confirmation popup menu will appear
X  asking the user to confirm or cancel the save.
X  .TP
X! .I Output Filename
X  This is an editable AsciiTextWidget which contains the filename to use
X  to write output to a file.
X! Pressing return in this window will \fIExport\fP the file and copy
X! the name to the \fIDefault Output Filename\fP widget.
X  If the file already exists a confirmation popup menu will appear
X  asking the user to confirm or cancel the save.
X  .TP
X! .I (File) Alternatives
X  Pressing mouse button 1 on a filename in the file alternatives
X! window will select that file by copying the filename into \fIFilename\fP window.
X! Pressing return in this window will \fIExport\fP the file and copy
X! the name to the \fIDefault Output Filename\fP widget.
X  .TP
X! .I Filename Mask
X  A wildcard mask may be typed into this editable AsciiTextWidget to restrict
X! the search of filenames to a subset ala the \fIls\fP command.
X  Pressing return in this window will automatically
X  rescan the current directory.
X  This string may be set by setting the X toolkit resource
X! \fB*export_panel*mask*string\fP.
X  .TP
X! .I Current Directory
X  This is an editable AsciiTextWidget which shows the current directory.
X! It may be modified by the user to manually set a directory name.  When
X  return is pressed in this window the directory specified is scanned for
X! files matching the \fIFilenamemask\fP, if any.
X!
X  It is automatically updated
X  to follow the current File directory when a File Load or Save is done.
X!
X! The ~ (tilde) character may be used to specify a user's home directory, ala
X  unix shell tilde expansion.
X  .TP
X! .I (Directory) Alternatives
X  Pressing mouse button 1 on a directory name in the directory
X! alternatives list will do a "change directory" to that directory.
X!
X  Pressing mouse button 3 in either the file or
X! \fIDirectory Alternatives\fP window will do a "change directory" to the
X  parent directory.
X  .TP
X  .I Home
X! Pressing this button will change the directory to the \f3$HOME\f1 directory
X! of the user.
X  .TP
X  .I Rescan
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>r\fP will rescan the current directory.
X  .TP
X  .I Cancel
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>c\fP will pop down the \fIExport\fP menu
X! without doing any print operation.
X  .TP
X  .I Export
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>e\fP will write (export) the figure
X  to the file using the selected language.
X  If the file already exists, a confirmation window will popup to ask the
X  user to confirm the write or cancel.
X--- 850,981 ----
X  .TP
X  .I Magnification
X  This is an editable AsciiTextWidget which contains the magnification to use
X! when translating figure to the output language.
X! The default is 100%.
X  .TP
X  .I Orientation
X  This button will toggle the output orientation between Landscape (horizontal)
X! and Portrait (vertical).
X! The default orientation is the same as the mode that
X! .I xfig
X! was started with.
X  .TP
X  .I Justification
X! This window will only be sensitive when the language selected is ``ps''
X! .RI ( PostScript ).
X! You may choose that the figure is
X! .I "flush left"
X! or
X! .I centered
X! in the
X  output file.
X  .TP
X  .I Language
X! The translation language to use for
X! .I xfig
X! output when output is directed to a file.
X! The default is
X! .IR PostScript .
X! The figure may be saved as an X11 bitmap by choosing
X! .I Xbitmap
X! as the output language.
X  The bitmap is created from the figure, the size of which is determined
X  by the enclosing rectangle of all the figure plus a small border.
X  .TP
X! .I "Default Output Filename"
X  This is read-only AsciiTextWidget which contains the filename that will be used
X! to write output to a file
X! .I "if there is no name specified in"
X! Output File.
X  The default is the figure name plus an extension that reflects the output
X! language used, e.g.
X! .B myfigure.ps
X! if
X! .I PostScript
X! is the current language used.
X  If the file already exists a confirmation popup menu will appear
X  asking the user to confirm or cancel the save.
X  .TP
X! .I "Output Filename"
X  This is an editable AsciiTextWidget which contains the filename to use
X  to write output to a file.
X! Pressing return in this window will
X! .I Export
X! the file and copy the name to the
X! .I "Default Output Filename"
X! widget.
X  If the file already exists a confirmation popup menu will appear
X  asking the user to confirm or cancel the save.
X  .TP
X! .I "(File) Alternatives"
X  Pressing mouse button 1 on a filename in the file alternatives
X! window will select that file by copying the filename into
X! .I Filename
X! window.
X! Pressing return in this window will
X! .I Export
X! the file and copy
X! the name to the
X! .I "Default Output Filename"
X! widget.
X  .TP
X! .I "Filename Mask"
X  A wildcard mask may be typed into this editable AsciiTextWidget to restrict
X! the search of filenames to a subset ala the
X! .I ls
X! command.
X  Pressing return in this window will automatically
X  rescan the current directory.
X  This string may be set by setting the X toolkit resource
X! .BR Fig*export_panel*mask*string .
X  .TP
X! .I "Current Directory"
X  This is an editable AsciiTextWidget which shows the current directory.
X! It may be modified by the user to manually set a directory name.
X! When
X  return is pressed in this window the directory specified is scanned for
X! files matching the
X! .IR Filenamemask ,
X! if any.
X! .IP \&
X  It is automatically updated
X  to follow the current File directory when a File Load or Save is done.
X! .IP \&
X! The
X! .B ~
X! (tilde) character may be used to specify a user's home directory, ala
X  unix shell tilde expansion.
X  .TP
X! .I "(Directory) Alternatives"
X  Pressing mouse button 1 on a directory name in the directory
X! alternatives list will do a ``change directory'' to that directory.
X! .IP \&
X  Pressing mouse button 3 in either the file or
X! .I "Directory Alternatives"
X! window will do a ``change directory'' to the
X  parent directory.
X  .TP
X  .I Home
X! Pressing this button will change the directory to the
X! .I $HOME
X! directory of the user.
X  .TP
X  .I Rescan
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>r
X! will rescan the current directory.
X  .TP
X  .I Cancel
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>c
X! will pop down the
X! .I Export
X! menu without doing any print operation.
X  .TP
X  .I Export
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>e
X! will write (export) the figure
X  to the file using the selected language.
X  If the file already exists, a confirmation window will popup to ask the
X  user to confirm the write or cancel.
X***************
X*** 509,518 ****
X  .nr LL 6.5i
X  .TP
X  .I Print
X! Pressing mouse button 3 on this button invokes \fIPrint to Printer\fP function
X! without popping up the print panel.  Pressing the \fIShift\fP key and
X! mouse button 3 invokes the \fIPrint to Batch\fP function.
X! Pressing mouse button 1 or \fI<Meta>p\fP pops up a menu with several
X  print-related functions:
X  .PP
X  .po +.5i
X--- 985,1001 ----
X  .nr LL 6.5i
X  .TP
X  .I Print
X! Pressing mouse button 3 on this button invokes
X! .I "Print to Printer"
X! function without popping up the print panel.
X! Pressing the
X! .I Shift
X! key and mouse button 3 invokes the
X! .I "Print to Batch"
X! function.
X! Pressing mouse button 1 or
X! .I <Meta>p
X! pops up a menu with several
X  print-related functions:
X  .PP
X  .po +.5i
X***************
X*** 524,586 ****
X  .TP
X  .I Orientation
X  This button will toggle the output orientation between Landscape (horizontal)
X! and Portrait (vertical).  The default orientation is the same as the mode
X! that \fIxfig\fP was started with.
X  .TP
X  .I Justification
X  This button will bring up a sub-menu from which you may choose
X! \fIcenter\fP or \fIflush left\fP to justify the figure on the page.  The
X! default is \fIflush left\fP.
X  .TP
X  .I Printer
X  This is an AsciiTextWidget which contains the printer to
X! use if output is directed to a printer.  The name of the printer may
X! be set setting the X toolkit resource \fB*printer*string\fP.
X! If no resource is set, the environment variable \fBPRINTER\fP is used.
X  .TP
X! .I Print Job Params
X  This is an AsciiTextWidget which into which you may put any extra
X  command-line parameters that your lpr or lp program needs for printing.
X  .TP
X! .I Figures in batch
X  This indicator shows how many figures have been put in the batch file
X  for printing
X  .TP
X  .I Dismiss
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>c\fP will pop down the \fIPrint\fP menu.
X  .TP
X! .TP
X! .I Print FIGURE/BATCH to Printer
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>p\fP will send the current figure
X  (or the batch file if it is has any figures in it) to the printer,
X! by passing it through \fIfig2dev\fP to convert it to PostScript
X! then to the unix \fIlpr\fP (on BSD equivalent Unixes)
X! or \fIlp\fP (on SYSV systems) program.  If the batch file is printed by this
X  button then it is removed after printing.
X  The message in the button changes to reflect whether the batch file
X  will be printed (when there are any figures in the batch file)
X  or the current figure.
X!
X  Note that the figure that is printed is what you see on the canvas,
X! not necessarily the figure file.  I.e., if you haven't saved the figure
X  since the last changes, the figure from the canvas is printed.
X! \fIXfig\fP writes the figure to a temporary file to do this.
X! The name of the file is \fIXFIGTMPDIR\fB/xfig-print\fR\fIPID\fP, where
X! \fIXFIGTMPDIR\fP is the value of the environment variable by that name and
X! \fIPID\fP is the process ID of \fIxfig\fP.  If the environment variable
X! \fIXFIGTMPDIR\fP is empty or not set, the \fB/tmp\fR directory is used.
X! .I Print FIGURE to Batch
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>b\fP will append the figure (in PostScript form)
X  to a batch file.
X! The \fIPrint to Printer\fP button will send the batch file to the printer.
X  .TP
X! .I Clear Batch
X! Pressing this button or \fI<Meta>x\fP will erase the accumulated figures from
X! the batch file.
X  .PP
X  .po -.5i
X  .nr LL 6.5i
X-
X  .SH "INDICATOR PANEL COMMAND DESCRIPTIONS"
X  .PP
X  The indicator panel contains buttons to set certain drawing parameters
X--- 1007,1109 ----
X  .TP
X  .I Orientation
X  This button will toggle the output orientation between Landscape (horizontal)
X! and Portrait (vertical).
X! The default orientation is the same as the mode that
X! .I xfig
X! was started with.
X  .TP
X  .I Justification
X  This button will bring up a sub-menu from which you may choose
X! .I center
X! or
X! .I "flush left"
X! to justify the figure on the page.
X! The default is
X! .IR "flush left" .
X  .TP
X  .I Printer
X  This is an AsciiTextWidget which contains the printer to
X! use if output is directed to a printer.
X! The name of the printer may be set setting the X toolkit resource
X! .BR Fig*printer*string .
X! If no resource is set, the environment variable
X! .I PRINTER
X! is used.
X  .TP
X! .I "Print Job Params"
X  This is an AsciiTextWidget which into which you may put any extra
X  command-line parameters that your lpr or lp program needs for printing.
X  .TP
X! .I "Figures in batch"
X  This indicator shows how many figures have been put in the batch file
X  for printing
X  .TP
X  .I Dismiss
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>c
X! will pop down the
X! .I Print
X! menu.
X  .TP
X! .I "Print FIGURE/BATCH to Printer"
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>p
X! will send the current figure
X  (or the batch file if it is has any figures in it) to the printer,
X! by passing it through
X! .I fig2dev
X! to convert it to
X! .I PostScript
X! then to the unix
X! .I lpr
X! (on BSD equivalent Unixes)
X! or
X! .I lp
X! (on SYSV systems) program.
X! If the batch file is printed by this
X  button then it is removed after printing.
X  The message in the button changes to reflect whether the batch file
X  will be printed (when there are any figures in the batch file)
X  or the current figure.
X! .IP \&
X  Note that the figure that is printed is what you see on the canvas,
X! not necessarily the figure file.
X! I.e., if you haven't saved the figure
X  since the last changes, the figure from the canvas is printed.
X! .I Xfig
X! writes the figure to a temporary file to do this.
X! The name of the file is
X! .IB XFIGTMPDIR /xfig-print\c
X! .IR PID ,
X! where
X! .I XFIGTMPDIR
X! is the value of the environment variable by that name and
X! .I PID
X! is the process ID of
X! .IR xfig .
X! If the environment variable
X! .I XFIGTMPDIR
X! is empty or not set, the
X! .B /tmp
X! directory is used.
X! .I "Print FIGURE to Batch"
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>b
X! will append the figure (in
X! .I PostScript
X! form)
X  to a batch file.
X! The
X! .I "Print to Printer"
X! button will send the batch file to the printer.
X  .TP
X! .I "Clear Batch"
X! Pressing this button or
X! .I <Meta>x
X! will erase the accumulated figures from the batch file.
X  .PP
X  .po -.5i
X  .nr LL 6.5i
X  .SH "INDICATOR PANEL COMMAND DESCRIPTIONS"
X  .PP
X  The indicator panel contains buttons to set certain drawing parameters
X***************
X*** 589,595 ****
X  Pressing mouse button 1 on the indicator will pop up a panel
X  in which either a value may be typed (e.g. for a line thickness) or the
X  mouse may be clicked on one of several buttons (e.g. for grid style or
X! font name).  For those that expect a value, pressing return in the value
X  part of the window will set the new value and pop down the menu.
X  .PP
X  Pressing mouse button 2 on an indicator will decrement the value
X--- 1112,1119 ----
X  Pressing mouse button 1 on the indicator will pop up a panel
X  in which either a value may be typed (e.g. for a line thickness) or the
X  mouse may be clicked on one of several buttons (e.g. for grid style or
X! font name).
X! For those that expect a value, pressing return in the value
X  part of the window will set the new value and pop down the menu.
X  .PP
X  Pressing mouse button 2 on an indicator will decrement the value
X***************
X*** 598,607 ****
X  mouse button 3 will increment the value or cycle through the options
X  in the other direction.
X  .TP
X! .I ZOOM SCALE
X  The canvas zoom scale may be set/increased/decreased with this button.
X! The zoom scale is displayed within the zoom button. Ruler,
X! grid and linewidth are scaled, too.
X  Pressing mouse button 2 will decrease the zoom factor by 1.0 unless it
X  is less than 1.0 already in which case it will reduce to the nearest 0.25.
X  Pressing mouse button 3 will increase the zoom factor by 1.0 unless it
X--- 1122,1131 ----
X  mouse button 3 will increment the value or cycle through the options
X  in the other direction.
X  .TP
X! .I "ZOOM SCALE"
X  The canvas zoom scale may be set/increased/decreased with this button.
X! The zoom scale is displayed within the zoom button.
X! Ruler, grid and linewidth are scaled, too.
X  Pressing mouse button 2 will decrease the zoom factor by 1.0 unless it
X  is less than 1.0 already in which case it will reduce to the nearest 0.25.
X  Pressing mouse button 3 will increase the zoom factor by 1.0 unless it
X***************
X*** 608,637 ****
X  is less than 1.0 in which case it will increase it to the nearest 0.25.
X  Pressing the control key and mouse button 3 together will
X  set the zoom scale to 1.
X! .sp
X  The figure may also be zoomed by defining a zoom rectangle by pressing
X! the control key and mouse button 1 together.  This will define one corner
X! of the zoom rectangle.  Move the mouse and click mouse button 1 again to
X  define the opposite corner of the zoom rectangle.
X  .TP
X! .I GRID MODE
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