🚀 go-pugleaf

Ok, I'm at a loss.. I've got a plotting program that I'm trying to write, and  
here's what's happening..

I am trying to draw a grid, and on that grid I am tryint to draw numbers.  So,  
what I do is this:

	PSmoveto(0,grid);
	sprintf(buffer,"(0.00,%f7.2)",grid);
	PSshow(buffer);
	
Easy enough.  Now, the problem is this: ALL OF THE TEXT IS UPSIDE DOWN!  It is  
reflected vertically from what it should be.  Now, of course, the first thing  
to think is: oh!  The coordinates must be flipped!  But, [self isFlipped]  
returns NO, and I never specifically tell it to setFlipped:YES, which,  
according to the documentation, I should have to do explicitly if the  
coordinates are to be flipped.

What can I do?  PSrotate(180.0) won't solve my problem because then I get  
numbers that a right-side-up, but backwards!  What I need to do is reflect them  
vertically, and I'm not sure how.  I don't want to flip the coordinates just to  
print the text (that seems unwise, and in the documentation, it is said that  
setFlipped: should only be called once -- preferably before drawing, like in an  
initialization routine) and then flip them back to continue with the program,  
do I?

Help!

Thanks to anyone who knows immediately what my problem is and can tell me..
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Paul Hagstrom
(hagstrop@carleton.edu)