AT&T UNIX™PC Unix System V Users Manual - tenox

ADF ( 4) (AT&T UNIX PC only )
FORMAT Display format, where
= I, F, E, M, D,
or T for integer, floating,
exponential (scientific
notation), money, date,
or time. F is followed
by the number of digits
to the left and right of
the decimal point, e.g.
F3.2.
ADF ( 4)
Finally there is the number, coded as an ASCII decimal string,
optionally using an exponential notation.
A series of numbers, separated by white space and terminated by
an unescaped new line character, may also follow at this point.
Here are some sample numeric data items:
INT 25
INT -37 43 376 8892\
96 248 -6230 7185
FLOAT JU D
FORMAT F7.3
29.451 0.675E5 4
DURATION 1:07
Graphic Data Types
The basic graphic data types are OBJECTs and LABELs. The
LABEL data type is a graphical incarnation of the LABEL data
type previously described, while the OBJECT data type is a collection
of lines, rectangles, and text that makes up a graphics
object (a bar chart, for example).
The graphic LABEL data type has the following format:
LABEL
LABELORIGIN
CSIZE
FONT
COLOR
STYLE
TEXT
}
{
\EOT\
The tokens following the LABEL keyword must all be specified
exactly once for each LABEL. The label origin number is an
integer between 0 and 8 (inclusive), and refers to the justification
of the label within its box. The font name must be the name of a
defined system font. The color number is an integer between 1
and 8 (inclusive).
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