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5 Appendices 5.1 Acknowledgements. Tom would like to thank all of the people at Dartmouth as well as out in the network world for testing MFPIC and sending him back comments. He would particularly like to thank: Geoffrey Tobin for his many suggestions, especially about cleaning up the METAFONT code, enforcing dimensions, fixing the dotted line computations, and speeding up the shading routines (through this process, Geoffrey and Tom managed to teach each other many of the subtleties of METAFONT), and for keeping track of MFPIC for nearly a year while Tom finished his thesis; Bryan Green for his many suggestions, some of which (including his rewriting the \tcaption macro) ultimately led to the current version’s ability to put graphs in-line or side-by-side; and Uwe Bonnes and Jaromír Kuben, who worked out rewrites of MFPIC during Tom’s working hiatus and who each contributed several valuable ideas. Some credit also belongs to Anthony Stark, whose work on a FIG to METAFONT converter has had a serious impact on the development of many of MFPIC’s capabilities. Finally, Tom would like to thank Alan Vlach, the other TEXnician at Berry College, for helping him decide on the format of many of the macros, and for helping with testing. Dan Luecking would like to echo Tom’s thanks to all of the above, especially Geoffrey Tobin and Jaromír Kuben. And to add the names Taco Hoekwater, for comments, advice and suggestions, Werner Lemberg, for the \assignmfvalue command, and Zaimi Sami Alex for suggestions. But mostly, he’d like to thank Tom Leathrum for starting it all. 5.2 Changes History. See the file changes.txt for a somewhat sporadic history of changes to MFPIC. See the file README for changes added since the previous version, and for any known problems. 5.3 Summary of Options. Unless otherwise stated, any of the command forms will be local to the current mfpic environment if used inside. Otherwise it will affect all later environments. OPTION: COMMAND FORM(S): RESTRICTIONS: metapost \usemetapost Command must come before \opengraphsfile. Incompatible with metafont option. metafont \usemetafont The default. Command must come before \opengraphsfile. Incompatible with metapost option. mplabels overlaylabels truebbox clip \usemplabels, \nomplabels \overlaylabels, \nooverlaylabels \usetruebbox, \notruebbox \clipmfpic, \noclipmfpic Requires metapost. If command is used inside an mfpic environment, it should come before \tlabel commands to be affected. Has no effect without metapost. Has no effect without metapost. No restrictions. 79
5 APPENDICES 80 clearsymbols centeredcaptions raggedcaptions debug draft final nowrite \clearsymbols, \noclearsymbols \usecenteredcaptions, \nocenteredcaptions \useraggedcaptions, \noraggedcaptions \mfpicdebugtrue, \mfpicdebugfalse \mfpicdraft \mfpicfinal \mfpicnowrite No restrictions. If command is used inside an mfpic environment, it should come before the \tcaption command. To turn on debugging while mfpic.tex is loading, issue \def\mfpicdebug{true}. Should not be used together. Command forms should come before \opengraphsfile mfpreadlog \mfpreadlog Needed for \assignmfvalue. Must occur before \opengraphsfile. 5.4 Plotting Styles for \plotdata. When \plotdata passes from one curve to the next, it increments a counter and uses that counter to select a dash pattern, color, or symbol. It uses predefined dash patterns named dashtype0 through dashtype5, or predefined colors named colortype0 through colortype7, or predefined symbols named pointtype0 through pointtype8. Here follows a description of each of these variables. These variables must not be used in the second argument of \reconfigureplot, whose purpose is to redefine these variables. Under \dashedlines, we have the following dash patterns: NAME PATTERN MEANING dashtype0 0bp solid line dashtype1 3bp,4bp dashes dashtype2 0bp,4bp dots dashtype3 0bp,4bp,3bp,4bp dot-dash dashtype4 0bp,4bp,3bp,4bp,0bp,4bp dot-dash-dot dashtype5 0bp,4bp,3bp,4bp,3bp,4bp dot-dash-dash Under \coloredlines, we have the following colors. Except for black and red, each color is altered as indicated. This is an attempt to make the colors more equal in visibility against a white background. (The success of this attempt varies greatly with the output or display device.) Four of the eight colors use the cmyk model when the METAPOST version is at least 1.000. NAME COLOR (R,G,B) (C,M,Y,K) colortype0 black (0,0,0) (0,0,0,1) colortype1 red (1,0,0) colortype2 blue (.2,.2,1) colortype3 orange (.66,.34,0) colortype4 green (0,.8,0) colortype5 magenta (.85,0,.85) (0,.85,0,.15) colortype6 cyan (0,.85,.85) (.85,0,0,.15) colortype7 yellow (.85,.85,0) (0,0,.85,.15) Under \pointedlines and \datapointsonly, the following symbols are used. Internally each is referred to by the numeric name, but they are identical to the more descriptive name. Syntactically, all are METAFONT path variables. (The order changed between versions 0.6 and 0.7.)
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MFPIC: Pictures in TEX with Metafon
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CONTENTS iii 5.7.1 The literature .
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1.4 HOW? 2 grafbase.mp, dvipsnam.mp
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1.4 HOW? 4 A similar shorthand is u
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2.3 overlaylabels, \overlaylabels,
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2.11 mfpreadlog, \mfpreadlog. 8 2.1
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3.3 PATHS, PICTURES AND BOOLEANS. 1
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4.1 FILES AND ENVIRONMENTS. 12 \mfp
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 14 4.2.1 POINTS
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 16 a program, i
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 18 \xmarks{-2 s
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 20 In either ca
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 22 For both opt
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 24 be the case
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4.3 COLORS IN MFPIC. 26 \piechart c
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