Annotation of OpenXM_contrib/gnuplot/os2/gnupmdrv.ipf, Revision 1.1
1.1 ! maekawa 1: :userdoc.
! 2: :docprof toc=12.
! 3:
! 4: :h1 res=5. Extended Help
! 5: :p.This program is a display interface for Gnuplot.
! 6: :p.When it starts up, it spawns a new session which contains
! 7: the :hp2.GNUPLOT:ehp2. program. This new session provides the usual
! 8: Gnuplot command line.
! 9:
! 10: :h1 res=103. Help Menu Help
! 11: :i1 id=mabout. Help menu
! 12: :i2 refid=mabout. About
! 13: :p.The :hp2.About:ehp2. menu item displays the About box, which
! 14: just identifies the program.
! 15:
! 16: :h1 res=100. Options Menu Help
! 17: :i1 id=mopt. Options menu
! 18: :i2 refid=mopt. The options menu
! 19: :p.The :hp2.Options:ehp2. menu enables you to change various options on the
! 20: displayed plot, and to control printing of the plot via the OS/2 print
! 21: system.
! 22:
! 23: :h1 res=104. Options Menu Help
! 24: :i2 refid=mopt. Fonts
! 25: :p.The :hp2.Fonts:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
! 26: pulldown menu enables you to change the font used in the displayed plot.
! 27: :p.You can also 'drag and drop' a font from a Font Palette onto the Gnushell
! 28: window.
! 29:
! 30: :h1 res=101. Options Menu Help
! 31: :i2 refid=mopt. Print
! 32: :p.The :hp2.Print:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
! 33: pulldown menu enables you to print the current window on the default
! 34: printer.
! 35:
! 36: :h1 res=115. Options Menu Help
! 37: :i2 refid=mopt. Printers
! 38: :p.The :hp2.Printers:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
! 39: pulldown menu enables you to select the printer to which
! 40: output is directed.
! 41:
! 42: :h1 res=207. Options Menu Help
! 43: :i2 refid=mopt. Linetype option
! 44: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Lines:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
! 45: enables you to choose various options for the lines used for the plots.
! 46: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Thick:ehp2. option of the :hp2.Lines:ehp2.
! 47: menu item toggles the :hp2.thick line:ehp2. option on and off.
! 48: The selection is active if the menu item is checked.
! 49: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Solid:ehp2. option of the :hp2.Lines:ehp2.
! 50: menu item toggles the :hp2.solid line:ehp2. option on and off.
! 51: The selection is active if the menu item is checked.
! 52: :p.If the :hp2.Solid:ehp2. option is not active, curves on graphs will be
! 53: plotted in various styles of broken lines.
! 54:
! 55: :h1 res=208. Options Menu Help
! 56: :i2 refid=mopt. Thick line option
! 57: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Thick:ehp2. option of the :hp2.Lines:ehp2.
! 58: menu item toggles the :hp2.thick line:ehp2. option on and off.
! 59: The selection is active if the menu item is checked.
! 60: :p.The thick line option can give better output on high-resolution
! 61: devices like laser printers.
! 62:
! 63: :h1 res=209. Options Menu Help
! 64: :i2 refid=mopt. Solid lines option
! 65: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Solid:ehp2. option of the :hp2.Lines:ehp2.
! 66: menu item toggles the :hp2.solid line:ehp2. option on and off.
! 67: The selection is active if the menu item is checked.
! 68: :p.If the :hp2.Solid:ehp2. option is not active, curves on graphs will be
! 69: plotted in various styles of broken lines.
! 70: :p.This option can be combined with the :hp2.Colours.:ehp2. option.
! 71: When a plot is printed on a printer that does not support colour, the
! 72: :hp2.Solid:ehp2. option is disabled.
! 73:
! 74: :h1 res=206. Options Menu Help
! 75: :i2 refid=mopt. Colours
! 76: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Colours:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
! 77: pulldown menu causes lines used for graphs to be plotted in various
! 78: colours. This is the default option for plotting on the screen.
! 79: It can be combined with the :hp2.Lines:ehp2. option.
! 80:
! 81: :h1 res=120. Options Menu Help
! 82: :i2 refid=mopt. Pause option
! 83: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Pause mode:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
! 84: menu enables you to choose how the Gnuplot 'pause' command is handled.
! 85: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Dialog box:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
! 86: menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to print a message in a dialog box,
! 87: and wait for you to end the dialog before continuing.
! 88:
! 89: :h1 res=121. Options Menu Help
! 90: :i2 refid=mopt. Pause with dialog box
! 91: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Dialog box:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
! 92: menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to print a message in a dialog box,
! 93: and wait for you to end the dialog before continuing.
! 94: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Menu bar:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
! 95: menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to enable the :hp2.Continue:ehp2.
! 96: menu item.
! 97: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Gnuplot:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
! 98: menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to be handled by the Gnuplot
! 99: program.
! 100:
! 101: :h1 res=122. Options Menu Help
! 102: :i2 refid=mopt. Pause with menu item
! 103: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Menu bar:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
! 104: menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to enable the :hp2.Continue:ehp2.
! 105: menu item.
! 106: :p.Plotting will be resumed when this item is selected.
! 107: :p.Any text message is ignored.
! 108:
! 109: :h1 res=123. Options Menu Help
! 110: :i2 refid=mopt. Pause in Gnuplot
! 111: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Gnuplot:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
! 112: menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to be handled by the Gnuplot
! 113: program.
! 114: :p.In order to resume plotting, you will have to select the Gnuplot command line
! 115: window, and press the enter key.
! 116:
! 117:
! 118: :h1 res=105. Options Menu Help
! 119: :i2 refid=mopt. gnushell.ini
! 120: :i2 refid=mopt. Save settings
! 121: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Save settings:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
! 122: pulldown menu causes the current line, colour and font options to be saved.
! 123: The positions and sizes of the windows are also saved.
! 124: :p.The data is saved in the file :hp2.gnushell.ini:ehp2. file in the
! 125: program&csq.s working directory. You can delete the file if you want to restore
! 126: all settings to their default values. (This file is created even if
! 127: no settings are saved.)
! 128:
! 129: :h1 res=210. Options Menu Help
! 130: :i2 refid=mopt. Pop to front
! 131: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Pop to front:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
! 132: pulldown menu causes the plot window to pop to the front of the
! 133: window stack each time a graph is plotted. If this item is unchecked,
! 134: the user will have to bring the window to the front by manual selection.
! 135:
! 136: :h1 res=500. Edit Menu Help
! 137: :i1 id=medit. Edit menu
! 138: :i2 refid=medit. The Edit menu
! 139: :p.The :hp2.Edit:ehp2. menu gives you access to commands
! 140: for copying the plot to the clipboard.
! 141:
! 142: :h1 res=501. Edit Menu Help
! 143: :i2 refid=medit. Copy to clipboard
! 144: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Copy:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Edit:ehp2.
! 145: pulldown menu causes the current plot to be copied to the system
! 146: clipboard. The plot is copied in bitmap and in metafile format.
! 147:
! 148: :h1 res=504. Edit Menu Help
! 149: :i2 refid=medit. Clear clipboard
! 150: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Clear clipboard:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Edit:ehp2.pulldown menu causes the clipboard to be cleared.
! 151: :h1 res=300. Gnuplot Menu Help
! 152: :i1 id=mgnu. Gnuplot menu
! 153: :i2 refid=mgnu. Moving to GNUPLOT window
! 154: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Gnuplot:ehp2. menu item causes the GNUPLOT
! 155: command window to be brought to the foreground. The same result can be be
! 156: obtained by pressing the ESC key when the Gnushell window is active.
! 157:
! 158: :h1 res=400. Continue Menu Help
! 159: :i1 id=mcont. Continue menu
! 160: :i2 refid=mcont. Continue plotting
! 161: :p.Selecting the :hp2.Continue:ehp2. menu item causes plotting
! 162: to resume after a pause command is received from Gnuplot.
! 163:
! 164: :h1 res=5000. Printer setup dialog box help
! 165: :i1 id=qprint. Printing
! 166: :i2 refid=qprint. Printer setup
! 167: :p.This dialog box enables you to setup the printer.
! 168: :p.The printer that output will be sent to is indicated in the
! 169: :hp2.Current printer:ehp2. field. You can select a different
! 170: printer by using the :hp2.Printers:ehp2. item of the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
! 171: menu.
! 172: :p.The setup can be selected by clicking on the :hp2.OK:ehp2. button.
! 173: :p.The setup can be cancelled by selecting :hp2.Cancel:ehp2. .
! 174: :p.If your printer driver supports printing to a file, the
! 175: :hp2.Print to file named:ehp2. field will not be greyed out. In this case,
! 176: you may enter a filename here for sending output to a file rather than to
! 177: a printer. Some printer drivers also support this option from the
! 178: printer setup dialog box accessible with the :hp2.Set printer:ehp2.
! 179: option. You may choose either method. Some printer drivers (e.g. Postscript)
! 180: will not overwrite a file if you use the second method.
! 181: :p.The area of the page in which the plot will be displayed is
! 182: indicated. You can change this by selecting the :hp2.Set Page:ehp2. button.
! 183: You can then adjust the area with the mouse, and click on button 1
! 184: to select the new area. Another way of doing this is by typing
! 185: the appropriate data into the entry windows which give the size of the
! 186: plot area, either in centimeters or relative to the page size.
! 187: :p.If you wish to adjust the default behaviour of the printer,
! 188: choose the :hp2.Job properties:ehp2. option. This will bring up your
! 189: printer setup dialog box. This is part of the printer driver, and the
! 190: features you can adjust will depend on your printer. You can generally
! 191: use this to swich between landscape and portrait mode, for instance.
! 192: Note that some drivers might not have any options.
! 193:
! 194: :h1 res=2000. Printer selection dialog box help
! 195: :i2 refid=qprint. Printer selection
! 196: :p.This dialog box enables you to select the printer on which
! 197: your output will appear.
! 198: :p.Choose a printer from the displayed list. The chosen printer
! 199: is highlighted.
! 200: :p.The printer is selected by clicking on the :hp2.OK:ehp2. button.
! 201: :p.The new selection is ignored by selecting :hp2.Cancel:ehp2. .
! 202:
! 203: :h1 res=3000. Pause dialog box help
! 204: :i1 id=pausebox. Pause
! 205: :p.This dialog box is (optionally) displayed when a
! 206: 'pause -1 <text>' command is issued to Gnuplot.
! 207: Plotting is paused until you:
! 208: :p.Select :hp2.Continue:ehp2. to resume plotting.
! 209: :p.Select :hp2.Cancel:ehp2. to cancel plotting and return to the Gnuplot
! 210: command line.
! 211:
! 212: :h1 res=6000. Fonts dialog box help
! 213: :i1 id=fonts. Font selection
! 214: :p.This dialog box enables you to change the font used on the displayed plot.
! 215: :p.The font is selected by clicking on the :hp2.OK:ehp2. button.
! 216: :p.The new selection is ignored by selecting :hp2.Cancel:ehp2. .
! 217: :p.Choose a font from the displayed list. The chosen font
! 218: is previwed in the :hp2.Example:ehp2. window.
! 219: :euserdoc.
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