PINSK(3g) — Subroutines
Name
PINSK − Sets the stroke device to application-specific values.
Operating States: PHOP, WSOP, ∗, ∗
PHIGS standard function
Old Syntax
PINSK (WKID, SKDNR, IVIEWI, N, IPX, IPY, PET, XMIN, XMAX, YMIN,
YMAX, BUFLEN, LDR, DATREC)
Argument Data Type Access Description
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WKID Integer Read Workstation identifier.
SKDNR Integer Read Stroke device number.
IVIEWI Integer Read Initial view index.
N Integer Read Number of points in the initial stroke.
IPX(∗), Real Read Points in the initial stroke, in world
IPY(∗) coordinates. The actual arguments are
dimensioned by at least MAX(1, N).
PET Integer Read Prompt and echo type.
XMIN, XMAX, Real Read Echo area, in device coordinates.
YMIN, YMAX
BUFLEN Integer Read Input buffer size.
LDR Integer Read Dimension of the data record array.
DATREC(LDR) Character ∗80 Read Data record.
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New Syntax
PINSK (WKID, SKDNR, IVIEWI, N, IPX, IPY, PET, XMIN, XMAX, YMIN,
YMAX, LDR, DATREC)
Argument Data Type Access Description
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WKID Integer Read Workstation identifier.
SKDNR Integer Read Stroke device number.
IVIEWI Integer Read Initial view index.
N Integer Read Number of points in the initial stroke.
IPX(∗), Real Read Points in the initial stroke, in world
IPY(∗) coordinates. The actual arguments are
dimensioned by at least MAX(1, N).
PET Integer Read Prompt and echo type.
XMIN, XMAX, Real Read Echo area, in device coordinates.
YMIN, YMAX
LDR Integer Read Dimension of the data record array.
DATREC(LDR) Character ∗80 Read Data record.
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Description
PINSK sets the stroke device to application-specific values. You specify the coordinates of the initial stroke (in world coordinate values) and the initial view index of the view transformation Digital PHIGS uses to translate the device coordinate points to normalized projection coordinate points. The z-components of a previously specified stroke remain unchanged.
This function accepts the echo area in a 4-component list of x- and y-coordinates, in device coordinates. The order of the list components is XMIN < XMAX, YMIN < YMAX. The z-components of a previously specified echo volume remain unchanged.
When an application calls PINSK, the workstation surface cannot contain the stroke device’s prompt. To remove an existing prompt from the surface, call the PSSKM function and place the device in request mode.
The size and contents of the data record depend on the prompt and echo type you specify. If the size or contents of the data record does not match the requirements of your chosen prompt and echo type, Digital PHIGS generates an error.
See Stroke-Class PET for information on stroke-class prompt and echo types.
See Also
PGTSK
PINSK3
PQDSK
PQSKS
PRQSK
PSMSK
PSSKM
PSVTIP