NAME

Ta2vplot - Convert from bytes to vplot


SYNOPSIS

Ta2vplot < in.T > out.v


DESCRIPTION

Reads in a Taplot/Movie format file and outputs a vplot raster file.


INPUT PARAMETERS

n1 - int
      REQUIRED
esize - int
      REQUIRED 1=Taplot format  3=RGB triplets
n2,n3 - int
      standard seplib files
d1,d2,d3 -float
      standard seplib files
o1,o2,o3 -float
      standard seplib files
wantframe,wantframenum - char
      standard vplot definitions (0,1, n,y)
wantaxis,wantaxis1,wantaxis2 -char
      [1] standard vplot definition (0,1 n,y)
transp - char
      [1] whether or not to transpose output (standard vplot)
xreverse,yreverse -char
      standard vplot definitions for output file
screenht-float
      [10.24] height of output medium
screenwd-float
      [13.75] width of output medium
screeratio-float
      [.75] ratio of screen height to width
min1,min2,max1,max - float
      standard vplot definitions
axisor1,axisor2 - float
      [min1],[min2] standard vplot definition
o1num,o2num,d1num,d2num - float
      spacing for tics
n1tic,n2tic - int
      [1] number of tics
wheretics - char
      [f] (f,a) where to put tics (frame, axes)
wheretitle -char
      [t] (t,b,l,r) where to put title
wherexlabel - char
      [b] (t,b) where to put x label
whereylabel - char
      [l] (l,r) where to put y label
titlefat,labelfat - int
      [1] makes title and labels fat
label1,label2 - char*
      label for axes
title - char*
      title for plot
labelsz - int
      [8] size of labels
titlesz - int
      [10] size of title
labelrot - char
      [y] (0,1 n,y) rotates labels 90 degrees
grid,grid1,grid2 - char
      [0] (0,1 n,y) turns on grid
g1num,g2num - float
      [d1num],[d2num] grid spacing
crowd,crowd1,crowd2 - float
      [.75]  crowd1=crowd  crowd2=crowd 
      (.75< crowd < 1.) crowd labels off the 
      screen by expanding data on 1 or 2 axis.
gridcol - int
      [axiscol] color of grid
backcol - float*
      [0,0,0] background color (R,G,B) between 0 and 1
fillcol - float*
      [backcol(0,0,0)] fill color (R,G,B) between 0 and 1
plotcol - int*
      [6,5,4,3,2,1,...] color for each plotted line
axiscol - int*
      [7,7,7,7,...] color for each axis
plotfat - int*
      [0,0,0,...] makes the lines fat
axisfat - int*
      [0,0,0,...] makes the axes fat
gridfat - int
      [1] grid is fat
polarity - int
      [-1] white is high by default
nreserve - int
      [8] number of colors to preserve
movish - char
      [n] if y, halves the color table like movie does (0,1 n,y)
hurry - char
      [0]   (0,1,n,y)
wantscalebar - char
      [0] (0,1,n,y) makes scale bar
bartype - char
      [h]  (v)   horizontaly or verticaly aligned bar
barwidth - float
      [.4] width of scale bar (inches)
barreverse - int
      [0]   (0,1,n,y)  reverse the scale
barlabel - char
      labels scale bar
minval - float
      minimum scale bar value
maxval - float
      maximum scale bar value


COMMENTS

    color= one of {I,i,F,R,W,G} for the canned Movie-style color tables. You
    may also append a 'C' to make clipped values show up Red (ie color=IC is
    like color=I but with clipped values flagged). You will need to have
    nreserve at least 3 for this option to work, since you have to leave the
    normal vplot 'Red' (vplot default color 2) as a possibility.
    Alternatively, you may also specify a color of the format RGB,
    (i.e. color=332) where each of R,G, and B is the integer number of bits
    to allot to that primary. This is meant for esize=3, but it also makes
    funky color tables when esize=1.
    Finally, if 'color' is a text string longer than 2 characters and
    does not begin with a digit, it will be taken as the name of a color
    table. (Color tables have lines of the form 'color_number red green blue',
    where 0 <= color_number <= 255 and 0. <= red, green, and blue <= 1.
    Anything not set will be black. Odd-numbered color table entries between
    1 and 253, inclusive, will be the first lost if the output device doesn't
    have enough allocatable colors.)


SEE ALSO

the Grey manpage


CATEGORY

sep_graphics


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