### Begin resources for splus ### ### Updated: Wed Jun 26 11:49:26 PDT 1996 # @(#)Xaw_dev.ad version 1.24 created 11/2/93 # @(#)Copyright (c), 1987, 1993 StatSci, Inc. All rights reserved. # # This file sets the defaults for the S-PLUS X11 graphics device. # If you want to set a default resource for everyone on the system, # change it here # # This resource must exist to allow you to start the S-PLUS X11 device splus*resourcesExist : True # # Generic resources # .bitmapFilePath: $SHOME/splus/lib/X11:/usr/include/X11/bitmaps # # Size for the S-PLUS X11 graphics device # # width and height of drawing region in pixels splus*Canvas.width : 800 splus*Canvas.height : 632 # # # Fonts for the S-PLUS X11 graphics device # # Note the use of * for wildcards here. These will not work with release 2 # of X11. Please note that the UNIX command "xlsfonts" lists all the fonts # available on your display. Make sure that the fonts you give here start # with the small point sizes and grow. splus*fonts : *-times-medium-r-*-*-8-* \ *-times-medium-r-*-*-10-* \ *-times-medium-r-*-*-12-* \ *-times-medium-r-*-*-14-* \ *-times-medium-r-*-*-18-* \ *-times-medium-r-*-*-24-* # # Some systems do not have the times-medium fonts so you should comment # the previous font lines and uncomment the following line. # # splus*fonts : micro iso1.8 serif10 iso1.13 iso1.16 iso1.20 # # defaultFont : n means use fontn when cex=1.0. (n starts at 0) splus*defaultFont : 2 # # form the standard X selection of cursors splus*Canvas*cursor : left_ptr # # # Colors for the S-PLUS X11 graphics device # # Five X resources specify S-PLUS's color scheme. They are : # # colors : #rgb gives hex values for red, green, blue # You can also use names of colors which are in the color database, # like blue, orchid, yellow, ... # First color is background (col=0) , numbers between colors indicate # that that number of colors should be interpolated beteen the two # colors; e.g., "white 10 black" would indicate 10 grays # between white and black. # # firstImageColor : The color (specified by splus*colors) which will # correspond to the lowest z value for the "image" plot command. # The last color specified by the color resource string will # correspond to the highest z value. # # nHalftones : How many halftones to put between adjacent colors # 0 means do not use any halftones. This is much faster, # but does not give enough colors on machines with 4 or # fewer planes. # # halftonePolygon : If Yes you get more colors, # if No the colors for polygons match the colors for lines. # # halftoneImage : If Yes you get more colors, if # No images are drawn faster. # # Note : halftones are generally useful only in black and white displays # and those displays with limited colormaps (under 64 entries). # # The following settings are for black and white monitors : splus*colors : black white splus*firstImageColor : 0 splus*nHalftones : 16 splus*halftoneImage : Yes splus*halftonePolygon : Yes # # The following settings are for grayscale monitors : # splus*colors : black white black 54 white # splus*firstImageColor : 2 # splus*nHalftones : 5 # splus*halftoneImage : No # splus*halftonePolygon : Yes # # The following settings are for color monitors with small colormaps # splus*colors : black yellow cyan magenta green MediumBlue red black yellow # splus*firstImageColor : 103 # splus*nHalftones : 16 # splus*halftoneImage : Yes # splus*halftonePolygon : No # # The following settings are for color monitors with large colormaps # (64 or more entries). The image scheme is identical to that # specified by the S-PLUS data set "xcm.heatA" # splus*colors : black yellow cyan magenta green MediumBlue red \ # black 11 blue 12 magenta 12 red 6 yellow 6 white # splus*firstImageColor : 7 # splus*nHalftones : 0 # splus*halftoneImage : No # splus*halftonePolygon : No # # # The S-PLUS X11 Control Panel # # The following control the appearence of the control panel. # You may want to change the labels on the buttons to your native # tongue, but the actions taken by the command buttons will not change. splus*printGraph*label : Print Graph splus*copyGraph*label : Copy Graph splus*redraw*label : Redraw splus*deleteGraph*label : Delete Graph # # PrintCommand*value should be a command which sends a PostScript file # (or HP LaserJet file) to a printer. The file name is appended to # the command. # splus*postScriptPrintCommand*label : PostScript Print Command # splus*laserJetPrintCommand*label : LaserJet Print Command # splus*Dialog*width sets the width in pixels for the windows that hold # The two Print commands. splus*Dialog*width : 200 # splus*printOrientation*label : Print Orientation # splus*printDPI*label : Print DPI # splus*printMethod*label : Print Method # # Copies of the main plot will be reduced by copyScale from the # current dimensions of that plot. (Copies of copies will not be # reduced further.) copyScale should be between 0 and 1. splus*copyScale : 0.5 # # The translations are for the dialog box(es). This set will not allow # any newlines in the value string (which would cause it to scroll out of # the way and would not work either). splus*Dialog*value.translations : #override \n\ Return: redraw-display() \n\ CtrlJ: redraw-display() \n\ CtrlM: redraw-display() \n\ CtrlO: redraw-display() \n\ Linefeed: redraw-display() \n # # Make sure that S-PLUS creates a new value when you use a Choice widget splus*overrideShell*saveUnder : False # # This allows you to enter things into the Print Command box splus*input : True # # Set the title of the S-PLUS X11 graphics window splus*title : S-PLUS # # Set values for the S-PLUS X11 graphics window icon splus*iconName : S-PLUS splus*iconPixmap : Sgraph.icon splus*iconic : False # # 'query' cursor over graphics window, used with functions like locator(): # splus.queryCursor : tcross ### End resources for splus ### ### Begin resources for sdeAthena ### ### End resources for sdeAthena ### ### Begin resources for shelpAthena ### ### End resources for shelpAthena ###