-
pl(1) |
+
ploticus(1) |
@@ -32,17 +32,17 @@
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-.TH pl(1) PL "15-JAN-2008 PL ploticus.sourceforge.net"
+.TH ploticus(1) "15-JAN-2008 PL ploticus.sourceforge.net"
.SH Name
-pl
+ploticus
.SH Synopsis
-\fCpl -prefab \fIprefabname\fC \fIparm=value\fC .. [\fI-options\fR]
+\fCploticus -prefab \fIprefabname\fC \fIparm=value\fC .. [\fI-options\fR]
.br
\0.. OR ..
.br
-\fCpl \fIscriptfile\fC [\fI-options\fC]
+\fCploticus \fIscriptfile\fC [\fI-options\fC]
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@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@
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.SH Description
-\fBpl\fR is the primary component of the
+\fBploticus\fR is the primary component of the
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@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@
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.LP
-\fBpl\fR is a program that produces plots and charts from data, and
+\fBploticus\fR is a program that produces plots and charts from data, and
produces results that can be viewed on web pages, paper, slides,
or interactively on the screen. Standard types of plots may be
done using
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@
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may be supplied for greater flexibility and customization.
-\fBpl\fR may be executed from the command line or
+\fBploticus\fR may be executed from the command line or
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@@ -436,12 +436,12 @@
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-\0overlay or combine results from separate pl runs.
+\0overlay or combine results from separate paginated runs.
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The drawdump file can be rendered later in any desired format, using this command:
-\fCpl -prefab draw dumpfile=\fIfilename\fR
+\fCpaginated -prefab draw dumpfile=\fIfilename\fR
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@@ -1289,32 +1289,32 @@
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.IP \0
-\fCpl -prefab scat -png datafile=results.dat x=2 y=3\fR
+\fCploticus -prefab scat -png datafile=results.dat x=2 y=3\fR
.LP
The following examples assume
that you have a script file called \fClineplot1.p\fR.
.IP \0
- \fCpl -x lineplot1.p\fR = view on X11 screen
+ \fCploticus -x lineplot1.p\fR = view on X11 screen
.IP
- \fCpl -png lineplot1.p\fR = create PNG image lineplot1.png
+ \fCploticus -png lineplot1.p\fR = create PNG image lineplot1.png
.IP
- \fCpl -gif lineplot1.p -o stdout\fR = create GIF image on standard output
+ \fCploticus -gif lineplot1.p -o stdout\fR = create GIF image on standard output
.IP
- \fCpl -gif lineplot1.p -viewer xv\fR = produce GIF and view using xv
+ \fCploticus -gif lineplot1.p -viewer xv\fR = produce GIF and view using xv
(assuming xv image viewer is available on your system).
.IP
- \fCpl -eps lineplot1.p\fR = produce EPS file lineplot1.eps
+ \fCploticus -eps lineplot1.p\fR = produce EPS file lineplot1.eps
.IP
- \fCpl -eps lineplot1.p -viewer gv\fR = produce EPS and view using gv
+ \fCploticus -eps lineplot1.p -viewer gv\fR = produce EPS and view using gv
(that's ghostview, assuming it is available on your system).
.IP
- \fCpl -eps lineplot1.p -o lineplot.eps\fR = produce EPS into file lineplot.eps
+ \fCploticus -eps lineplot1.p -o lineplot.eps\fR = produce EPS into file lineplot.eps
.IP
- \fCpl -ps lineplot1.p | lp\fR = produce paginated postscript and send to
+ \fCploticus -ps lineplot1.p | lp\fR = produce paginated postscript and send to
unix lp print spooler.
.IP
- \fCpl -ps lineplot1.p -veiwer gv\fR = produce paginated postscript
+ \fCploticus -ps lineplot1.p -veiwer gv\fR = produce paginated postscript
and view using ghostview.
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@@ -1362,7 +1362,7 @@
\fBLC_CTYPE\fR, \fBLC_COLLATE\fR, \fBLANG\fR
.IP \0
Locale support. Thanks to Oleg Bartunov oleg@sai.msu.su
-for contributing this. \fBpl\fR must be
+for contributing this. \fBploticus\fR must be
built with -DLOCALE for this to work.
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