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Re: PSP (calcomp) to postscript translater

#1006
From: Kazuhiro Kazama
Date: Fri, 14 Feb 1992 10:29
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In article <NKAWAI.92Feb10194317@rkna50.riken.go.jp> nkawai@rkna50.riken.go.jp (Nobuyuki Kawai) writes:
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	From: naras@stat.fsu.edu (B. Narasimhan)
	Date: 26 Jun 90 01:25:18 GMT
	Message-ID: <835@stat.fsu.edu>
	Subject: PSDRAW---Fortran routines for Postscript plots. (Part01/01)

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--- demo 1 --------------------------------------------------------------------
      program normal
C
C This program illustrates the simplest interface to Postscript.
C
      real x(61), y(61)
C
C Let us create the values for the normal density function
C in the array y.
C
      c = 1./sqrt(2.*3.141592654)
      do 10 i=-30,30
         x(i+31)= i/10.
10       y(i+31) = c*exp(-0.005*i*i)
C
C Initialize the printer. The unit number we'll use is 1.
C Since we have not opened a file at unit number 1 output will
C go to a default file name 'plot.ps'.
C
      call psini(1)
C
C Now plot the array using the default parameters.
C Again, here we use two unit numbers 2 and 3 that do not
C refer to any file. So no parameter file will be read in
C to modify the default parameter settings and no
C log file will be written.
C
      call psplot(x,y,61,2,3)
C
C Now just eject a page and restore the printer's sanity.
C
      call pspage
      call psfini
      end
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
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From: kazama@expert-sun.ntt.jp (Kazuhiro Kazama)
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Subject: Re: PSP (calcomp) to postscript translater
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Date: 14 Feb 92 10:29:00 GMT
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