🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi Netters(tm),

I've got this problem of having to draw simple vectors on an HP IIP laser 
printer.  The scenario is this:  The page consists of a lot of text with one 
area containing a simple graph (just a few connected lines).  If I position 
the `cursor' at the last printing position, can I simply enter graphics mode 
and start `plotting'?  I've figure that lines may be drawn with relative (or 
absolute if that's required) cursor motions (+/-x dots, etc) and points 
plotted by drawing 1x1 dot rectangles (yes, utterly yech).  The only problem 
is this:  it does not work!

Note: I do *not* want to generate a full bitmap and download that!

Question(s):  Do I have to be in graphic mode to draw the 
rectangles?  I've only got a User's Manual, no Programmer's Manual, so it 
only lists the command codes.  Will the `define rectangle height, define 
rectangle with, fill rectangle (Esc*c#a#b2P) sequence do the `plot'?  Will 
the move cursor with relative coordinates (ie. # prefixed with +/-) work for 
move the plot position?

Alternatively:  Has somebody perhaps got sample code to show how the vectors 
can be done?

Any pointers will be highly appreciated.

Andries
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