GUTIL(1G) SysV GUTIL(1G)
NAME
gutil - graphic utilities
SYNOPSIS
command-name [options] [files]
DESCRIPTION
Below is a list of miscellaneous device-independent utility commands
found in /usr/bin/graf. If no files are given, input is from the
standard input. All output is to the standard output. Graphic data is
stored in GPS format; see gps(4).
bel Sends bel character to terminal.
cvrtopt [=sstring fstring istring tstring] [args]
Converts options. Reformats args (usually the command line
arguments of a calling shell procedure) to facilitate
processing by shell procedures. An arg is either a file name
(a string not beginning with a -, or a - by itself) or an
option string (a string of options beginning with a -). Output
is of the form:
-option -option . . . file name(s)
All options appear singularly and preceding any filenames.
Options that take values (e.g., -r1.1) or are two letters long
must be described through options to cvrtopt.
cvrtopt is usually used with set in the following manner as the
first line of a shell procedure:
set - cvrtopt =[options] $@
Options to cvrtopt are:
sstring String accepts string values.
fstring String accepts floating point numbers as values.
istring String accepts integers as values.
tstring String is a two-letter option name that takes no
value.
String is a one- or two-letter option name.
gd [GPSfiles] - GPS dump
Prints a human-readable listing of GPS.
gtop [-rnu] [GPSfiles]
GPS to plot(4) filter. Transforms a GPS into plot(4) commands
displayable by plot filters. GPS objects are translated if
they fall within the window that circumscribes the first file
unless an option is given. Options to gtop are:
rn Translates objects in GPS region n.
u Translates all objects in the GPS universe.
pd [plot(5)files]
plot(4) dump. Prints a human-readable listing of plot(4)
format graphic commands.
ptog [plot(5)files]
plot(4) to GPS filter. Transforms plo(4) commands into a GPS.
quit Terminates session.
remcom [files]
Remove comments. Copies its input to its output with comments
removed. Comments are as defined in C (i.e., /* comment */).
whatis [-options] [names]
Brief online documentation. Prints a brief description of each
name given. If no name is given, then the current list of
description names is printed. The command whatis\* prints out
every description. Using the -o option causes only command
options to be printed.
yoofile Pipe fitting primitive. Deposits the output of a pipeline into
a file used in the pipeline. Without yoo, this is not usually
successful as it causes a read and write on the same file
simultaneously.
FILES
/usr/bin/graf
SEE ALSO
graphics(1G).
gps(4), plot(4) in the SysV Programmer's Reference.