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PROGRAM:
NAME
grace - command line interface
xmgrace - full-featured GUI mode
gracebat - batch mode - print and exit
DESCRIPTION
Grace is a WYSIWYG tool to make two-dimensional plots of scientific data.
SYNOPSIS
grace [ option | filename ]...
xmgrace [ option | filename ]...
gracebat [ option | filename ]...
OPTIONS
-autoscale x|y|xy|none
Set autoscale type
-barebones
Turn off all toolbars
-batch file
Execute batch file on start up (i.e., after all other options have been processed
and the UI initialized)
-block file
Assume the data file is block data
-bxy x:y:etc.
Form a set from the current block data set using the current set type from columns
given in the argument
-datehint iso|european|us|days|seconds|nohint
Set the hint for dates analysis
-dpipe descriptor
Read data from descriptor on startup
-fixed width height
Set canvas size fixed to width*height
-free Use free page layout
-graph number
Set the current graph number
-graphtype xy|chart|fixed|polar|pie
Set the type of the current graph
-hardcopy
No interactive session, just print and quit
-hdevice device_name
Set default hardcopy device. See xmgrace -version for a list of supported devices.
-install
Install private colormap
-legend load
Turn the graph legend on
-log x|y|xy
Set the axis scaling of the current graph to logarithmic
-maxpath length
Set the maximal drawing path length
-mono Run grace in monochrome mode (affects the display only)
-netcdf file
Assume data file is in netCDF format. This option is present only if the netCDF
support was compiled in
-netcdfxy X_var Y_var
If -netcdf was used previously, read from the netCDF file X_var and Y_var variables
and create a set. If X_var is "null" then load the index of Y to X. This option
is present only if the netCDF support was compiled in
-noask Assume the answer is yes to all requests, if the operation would overwrite a file,
grace will do so without prompting
-noinstall
Don't use private colormap
-noprint
In batch mode, do not print
-nosafe
Disable safe mode
-nosigcatch
Don't catch signals
-npipe file
Read data from named pipe on startup
-nxy file
Assume data file is in X Y1 Y2 Y3 ... format
-param file
Load parameters from file to the current graph
-pexec string
Interpret string as a parameter setting
-pipe Read data from stdin on startup
-printfile file
Save print output to file
-remove
Remove data file(s) after read
-results file
Write results of some data manipulations to file
-rvideo
Exchange the color indices for black and white
-safe Run in the safe mode (default)
-saveall file
Save all to file
-seed value
Integer seed for random number generator
-settype xy|xydx|...
Set the type of the next data file
-source disk|pipe
Source type of next data file
-timer delay
Set allowed time slice for real time inputs to delay ms
-timestamp
Add timestamp to plot
-version
Show the program version, registered devices and build time configuration
information.
[DEBIAN] Direct PDF output has been disabled since the PDF library is not free
software. There is an easy workaround - just use the epstopdf script from the
tetex-bin package.
-viewport xmin ymin xmax ymax
Set the viewport for the current graph
-wd path
Set the working directory
-world xmin ymin xmax ymax
Set the world coordinates for the current graph
-usage|-help
This message
RESOURCES
When run in the GUI mode, the interface is a subject to X resource settings.
Please refer to the User's Guide for a list of important ones.
ENVIRONMENT
GRACE_HOME
Specifies the directory where the Grace docs and libs are stored. Default is
/usr/local/grace
GRACE_HELPVIEWER
The shell command to run an HTML viewer for on-line browsing of the help documents.
Must include at least one instance of "%s" which will be replaced with the actual
URL by Grace. Default is mozilla %s
GRACE_EDITOR
Specifies the editor which is used to edit sets. Default is xterm -e vi
GRACE_PRINT_CMD
The print command.
GRACE_FFTW_RAM_WISDOM
and GRACE_FFTW_WISDOM_FILE A flag (0 or 1) and a file name which determine whether
a FFT should use `wisdom' when using the FFTW libraries.
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