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Revision as of 21:33, 30 November 2009
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Contents
Syntax
- ps [-f font] [-t title] [-c creator] [-s size_in_inches] [-l line_width] output_file
Argument(s)
- -f font
- Optional. User Specified Font
- -t title
- Optional. User Specified Title
- -c creator
- Optional. User Specified Creator
- -s size
- Optional. User Specified Size in inches
- -l LineWidth
- Optional. User Specified Line Width.
- outputFile
- File to write data to.
Return Value(s)
- No Return Values for this command.
Description
The "ps" command temporarily attaches the Postscript display manager and outputs the current MGED display to the specified output_file in PostScript format. The -f option allows the font to be user-specified. The -t option allows the user to provide a title (the default is "No Title"). The -c option allows the user to specify the creator of the file (the default is "LIBDM dm-ps"). The –s specifies the size of the drawing in inches. The –l specifies the width of the lines drawn.
Example(s)
- mged> ps -t "Test Title" test.ps
- Place a PostScript version of the current MGED display in a file named test.ps and give it the title "Test Title."
- mged> ps -l 10 -t "Test Fat Lines" fat_lines.ps
- This time use fat lines.
See Also
- No related commands.
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