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HOW
TO
USE
PIC
driver
:
I
have
tested
driver
under
gnuplot3
.
2
,
and
I
am
currently
using
it
with
the
reengineered
troff
,
groff
,
which
is
distributed
by
Free
Software
Foundation
,
but
it
should
work
for
AT
&
T
'
s
DWB
as
well
.
As
gpic
can
produce
TeX
output
,
it
could
possibly
be
an
alternative
to
the
LaTeX
driver
for
TeX
-
users
having
the
tpic
macros
(
see
the
gpic
man
page
-
I
don
'
t
know
much
about
TeX
so
please
don
'
t
ask
me
about
this
).
A
simple
graph
can
be
formatted
using
groff
-
p
-
mpic
-
Tps
file
.
pic
>
file
.
ps
.
The
output
from
pic
can
be
pipe
-
lined
into
eqn
,
so
it
is
possible
to
put
complex
functions
in
a
graph
with
the
set
label
and
set
{
x
/
y
}
label
commands
.
For
instance
,
set
ylab
'
@space
0
int
from
0
to
x
alpha
(
t
)
roman
d
t
@'
Will
lable
the
y
-
axis
with
a
nice
integral
if
formatted
with
the
command
:
gpic
filename
.
pic
|
geqn
-
d
@@
-
Tps
|
groff
-
m
[
macro
-
package
]
-
Tps
>
filename
.
ps
Figures
made
this
way
can
be
scaled
to
fit
into
a
document
.
The
pic
language
is
easy
to
understand
,
so
the
graphs
can
be
edited
by
hand
if
need
be
.
All
coordinates
in
the
pic
-
file
produced
by
gnuplot
are
given
as
x
+
gnuplotx
and
y
+
gnuploty
.
By
default
x
and
y
are
given
the
value
0
If
this
line
is
removed
with
an
editor
in
a
number
of
files
one
can
put
several
graphs
i
one
figure
like
this
(
default
size
is
5.0
x3
.
0
inches
)
.
PS
8.0
x
=
0
;
y
=
3
copy
"
figa.pic
"
x
=
5
;
y
=
3
copy
"
figb.pic
"
x
=
0
;
y
=
0
copy
"
figc.pic
"
x
=
5
;
y
=
0
copy
"
figd.pic
"
.
PE
This
will
produce
an
8
inches
wide
figure
with
four
graphs
in
two
rows
on
top
of
each
other
One
can
also
achieve
the
same
thing
by
the
command
set
term
pic
x
y
For
example
,
using
.
PS
6.0
copy
"
trig.pic
"
.
PE
the
following
session
generated
a
two
by
two
figure
with
four
graphs
:
G
N
U
P
L
O
T
unix
version
3.2
patchlevel
2
,
Mar
24
92
last
modified
Sat
Mar
24
21
:
08
:
47
PST
1992
Copyright
(
C
)
1986
,
1987
,
1990
,
1991
,
1992
Thomas
Williams
,
Colin
Kelley
Send
bugs
and
comments
to
bug
-
gnuplot
@ames
.
arc
.
nasa
.
gov
Terminal
type
set
to
'
x11
'
gnuplot
>
set
out
'
trig
.
pic
'
gnuplot
>
set
ter
pic
0
5
Terminal
type
set
to
'
pic
'
Options
are
'
Pic
'
s
origin
is
at
(
0.000000
,
5.000000
)'
gnuplot
>
plot
sin
(
x
)
gnuplot
>
set
ter
pic
5
5
Terminal
type
set
to
'
pic
'
Options
are
'
Pic
'
s
origin
is
at
(
5.000000
,
5.000000
)'
gnuplot
>
plot
cos
(
x
)
gnuplot
>
set
ter
pic
0
0
set
ter
pic
0
0
Terminal
type
set
to
'
pic
'
Options
are
'
Pic
'
s
origin
is
at
(
0.000000
,
0.000000
)'
gnuplot
>
plot
tan
(
x
)
gnuplot
>
set
ter
pic
5
0
Terminal
type
set
to
'
pic
'
Options
are
'
Pic
'
s
origin
is
at
(
5.000000
,
0.000000
)'
gnuplot
>
plot
cos
(
x
)
/
sin
(
x
)
plot
cos
(
x
)
/
sin
(
x
)
gnuplot
>
quit
Scaling
can
be
done
using
set
size
.
I
prefer
this
way
of
including
graphs
to
using
encapsulated
in
troff
documents
,
because
of
the
possiblity
to
preprocess
with
eqn
,
and
because
pic
is
much
easier
to
understand
than
postscript
-
at
least
for
me
.
WHAT
HAS
TO
BE
DONE
TO
IMPROVE
THIS
DRIVER
1
.)
Nice
markers
2
.)
Dot
-
dashed
line
styles
3
.)
Possibly
make
line
thickness
an
option
when
set
term
pic
4
.)
Making
it
possible
to
select
fonts
for
both
pic
and
eqn
from
gnuplot
'
s
command
line
.
I
am
happy
to
share
this
piece
of
software
with
anyone
,
in
the
hope
that
it
will
be
useful
for
at
least
someone
.
But
taking
into
account
that
it
is
the
very
first
version
of
the
driver
,
I
would
be
happy
if
I
could
get
into
contact
with
people
able
to
help
me
improve
it
.
Mind
you
:
Anything
thats
free
comes
with
no
guarantee
!
Good
Luck
Sigfrid
Lundberg
(
siglun
@volterra
.
teorekol
.
lu
.
se
)
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