tplot(1G)                                               tplot(1G)



NAME
     tplot - interprets plotter instructions for use at a vintage
     display device

SYNOPSIS
     tplot [-Tterminal [-e raster-file]]

ARGUMENTS
     -e raster-file
          Causes a previously scan-converted file, raster-file,
          to be sent to the plotter.

     -Tterminal
          Specifies a terminal that is to be given the plotting
          instructions.  If a terminal is not specified, the
          environment parameter $TERM (see environ(5)) is used.

DESCRIPTION
     These commands read plotting instructions (see plot(4)) from
     the standard input and in general produce, on the standard
     output, plotting instructions suitable for a particular
     terminal.  Known terminals are:

     300  DASI 300.
     300S DASI 300s.
     450  DASI 450.
     4014 Tektronix 4014.
     ver  Versatec D1200A.  This version of plot places a scan-
          converted image in /usr/tmp/raster$$ and sends the
          result directly to the plotter device, rather than to
          the standard output.

EXAMPLES
     The command:

        tplot -T4014 graph.out

     will use the encoded information in graph.out to plot a
     graph on a Tektronix 4014-type terminal.

FILES
     /bin/tplot
          Executable file
     /usr/lib/t300
          Plotting instructions file
     /usr/lib/t300s
          Plotting instructions file
     /usr/lib/t450
          Plotting instructions file
     /usr/lib/t4014
          Plotting instructions file
     /usr/lib/vplot



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          Plotting instructions file
     /usr/tmp/raster$$
          Temporary file

SEE ALSO
     plot(3X), plot(4), term(4) in A/UX Programmer's Reference

















































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