psplotf
 
 
 

Purpose

Translates Alias plot files into PostScript for printing on any PostScript printer.

The plotter driver program psplotf is a filter that takes input from stdin or <in_file> and sends output to stdout or <out_file> instead of lp.

Description

psplotf [-f fontname] [-h] [-i] [-r #] [-s #,#,#,#] [-t #] [-u] [-w #] [<in_file> [<out_file>]]  
-f fontname specifies the font name to use.
-h displays the on-line help.
-i displays the version information.
-r # specifies the rotation angle.
-s #, #, #, # specifies the paper size. The # values represent x min, x max, y min, y max.
-t # specifies the font size.
-u specifies that the program generated initialization string is not to be used.
-w # specifies the line width.
<in_file> reads input from the file <in_file>. The default is to read from stdin.
<out_file> writes output to the file <out_file>. The default is to write to stdout.

You can add more initialization commands to the file by defining the environment variables ALIAS_PSPLOT_INIT and ALIAS_PSPLOT_INIT2.