Was deleted about a year ago.
Closes https://gitlab.com/graphviz/graphviz.gitlab.io/-/issues/162
gif => 'image/gif',
png => 'image/png',
mif => 'application/x-mif',
- hpgl => 'application/x-hpgl',
pcl => 'application/x-pcl',
vrml => 'x-world/x-vrml',
vtx => 'application/x-vtx',
gd
gd2 GD/GD2 formats
gif GIF
- hpgl HP-GL/2
imap Server-side imagemap
ismap Server-side imagemap (deprecated)
jpg
used by the gd library. The latter is compressed.
gif
Outputs GIF bitmap images.
-hpgl
- Produces output in the HP-GL/2 vector graphic printer language.
imap
cmap
Produces map files for server-side and client-side image maps,
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render : canon cmap cmapx dia dot fig gd gd2 gif gtk
- hpgl imap ismap jpeg jpg mif mp pcl pdf pic plain
+ imap ismap jpeg jpg mif mp pcl pdf pic plain
plain-ext png ps ps2 svg svgz vrml vtx wbmp xdot xlib
layout : circo dot fdp neato twopi
textlayout : cairo
Both programs have the same options for setting labels, colors, shapes,
text fonts, and pagination, and for generating code in common graphics
languages (PostScript, raster formats such as GIF and PNG, SVG,
-FrameMaker MIF, HPGL/2, and web click maps).
+FrameMaker MIF, and web click maps).
Both work with \dotty, an interactive graph viewer for X windows.
(The {\tt lneato} command script runs neato from an interactive window.)
<xsd:enumeration value="gd2" />
<xsd:enumeration value="gif" />
<xsd:enumeration value="gtk" />
- <xsd:enumeration value="hpgl" />
<xsd:enumeration value="ico" />
<xsd:enumeration value="imap" />
<xsd:enumeration value="cmapx" />
</xsd:restriction>
</xsd:simpleType>
-</xsd:schema>
\ No newline at end of file
+</xsd:schema>
for i in $(GRAPHS); do echo "dot $$i"; \
$(DOT) -Tgv -o$$i.gv $(top_srcdir)/graphs/directed/$$i; done
-hpgl:
- for i in $(GRAPHS); do echo "dot $$i"; \
- $(DOT) -Thpgl -o$$i.hpgl $(top_srcdir)/graphs/directed/$$i; done
-
ismap:
for i in $(GRAPHS); do echo "dot $$i"; \
$(DOT) -Tismap -o$$i.ismap $(top_srcdir)/graphs/directed/$$i; done
for i in $(GRAPHS); do echo "neato $$i"; \
$(DOT) -Kneato -Tgv -o$$i.gv $(top_srcdir)/graphs/undirected/$$i; done
-hpgl:
- for i in $(GRAPHS); do echo "neato $$i"; \
- $(DOT) -Kneato -Thpgl -o$$i.hpgl $(top_srcdir)/graphs/undirected/$$i; done
-
ismap:
for i in $(GRAPHS); do echo "neato $$i"; \
$(DOT) -Kneato -Tismap -o$$i.ismap $(top_srcdir)/graphs/undirected/$$i; done
#define CLST 3
/* output languages */
-#define HPGL 2 /* HP Graphics Language */
#define PCL 3 /* Printer Control Language */
#define MIF 4 /* Adobe FrameMaker */
#define PIC_format 5 /* symbol PIC is used by compilers for
case GVRENDER_PLUGIN:
job->margin = job->device.features->default_margin;
break;
- case HPGL: case PCL: case MIF: case METAPOST: case VTX: case QPDF:
+ case PCL: case MIF: case METAPOST: case VTX: case QPDF:
job->margin.x = job->margin.y = DEFAULT_PRINT_MARGIN;
break;
default:
set fig {{{FIG Image Files} {.fig}} {{All Files} *}}
set gif {{{GIF Image Files} {.gif}} {{All Files} *}}
set gv {{{GV Graph Files} {.gv}} {{All Files} *}}
- set hpgl {{{HPGL Image Files} {.hpgl}} {{All Files} *}}
set jpg {{{JPG Image Files} {.jpg}} {{All Files} *}}
set mif {{{MIF Image Files} {.mif}} {{All Files} *}}
set pcl {{{PCL Image Files} {.pcl}} {{All Files} *}}
-command "saveFileAs fig"
.m.file.m.export add command -label "GIF ..." -underline 0 \
-command "saveFileAs gif"
-.m.file.m.export add command -label "HPGL ..." -underline 0 \
- -command "saveFileAs hpgl"
.m.file.m.export add command -label "MIF ..." -underline 0 \
-command "saveFileAs mif"
.m.file.m.export add command -label "PDF ..." -underline 0 \
-command "saveFileAs gif"
.m.file.m.export add command -label "ISMAP ..." -underline 0 \
-command "saveFileAs ismap"
-.m.file.m.export add command -label "HPGL ..." -underline 0 \
- -command "saveFileAs hpgl"
.m.file.m.export add command -label "MIF ..." -underline 0 \
-command "saveFileAs mif"
.m.file.m.export add command -label "PCL ..." -underline 1 \
.I format.
Possible
.I formats
-are: "ps" "mif" "hpgl" "plain" "dot" "gif" "ismap"
+are: "ps" "mif" "plain" "dot" "gif" "ismap"
If the layout hasn't been already done, then it will be done as part
of this operation using the same rules for selecting the layout engine
as for the layout command.
<pre>
<i>graphHandle</i> <b>write</b> <i>filehandle</i> <i>format</i>
- <i>format</i>:= (<b>ps</b>|<b>mif</b>|<b>hpgl</b>|<b>gif</b>|<b>plain</b>|<b>dot</b>)
+ <i>format</i>:= (<b>ps</b>|<b>mif</b>|<b>gif</b>|<b>plain</b>|<b>dot</b>)
</pre>
Render graph to existing or new gifImage (see:
<a href=http://guraldi.hgp.med.umich.edu/gdtcl.html>gdTcl</a>)
-command "saveFileAs gif"
.m.file.m.export add command -label "ISMAP ..." -underline 0 \
-command "saveFileAs ismap"
-.m.file.m.export add command -label "HPGL ..." -underline 0 \
- -command "saveFileAs hpgl"
.m.file.m.export add command -label "MIF ..." -underline 0 \
-command "saveFileAs mif"
.m.file.m.export add command -label "PCL ..." -underline 1 \
optOutputType.AddItem "ps"
optOutputType.AddItem "ps2"
- optOutputType.AddItem "hpgl"
optOutputType.AddItem "pcl"
optOutputType.AddItem "mif"
optOutputType.AddItem "pic"
'gd'
'gd2'
'gif'
- 'hpgl'
'imap'
'jpg'
'mif'