SHOWSNF(1)                           BSD                            SHOWSNF(1)



NAME
     showsnf - print contents of an SNF file

SYNOPSIS
     showsnf [-v] [-g] [-m] [-M] [-l] [-L] [-p#] [-u#]

DESCRIPTION
     The showsnf utility displays the contents of font files in the Server
     Natural Format produced by bsdtosnf.  It is usually only to verify that a
     font file hasn't been corrupted or to convert the individual glyphs into
     arrays of characters for proofreading or for conversion to some other
     format.

OPTIONS
     -v      This option indicates that character bearings and sizes should be
             printed.

     -g      This option indicates that character glyph bitmaps should be
             printed.

     -m      This option indicates that the bit order of the font is MSBFirst
             (most significant bit first).

     -l      This option indicates that the bit order of the font is LSBFirst
             (least significant bit first).

     -M      This option indicates that the byte order of the font is MSBFirst
             (most significant bit first).

     -L      This option indicates that the byte order of the font is LSBFirst
             (least significant bit first).

     -p#     This option specifies the glyph padding of the font (# is a
             number).

     -u#     This option specifies the scanline unit of the font (# is a
             number).

SEE ALSO
     X(1), Xserver(1), bdftosnf(1)

BUGS
     There is no way to just print out a single glyph.

COPYRIGHT
     Copyright 1988, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
     See X(1) for a full statement of rights and permissions.