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# You may edit this file, but you must be careful!
# One tiny error can turn tkpaint into a time bomb!
set Graphics(font,roman) 0
set Graphics(font,underline) 0
set Graphics(line,capstyle) butt
set Graphics(shape) Rectangle
set Graphics(font,color) black
set Graphics(fill,color) {}
set Graphics(line,color) black
set Graphics(font,stipple) {}
set Graphics(font,style) {}
set Graphics(fill,style) {}
set Graphics(line,style) {}
set Graphics(grid) 0
set Graphics(line,arrow) none
set Graphics(font,overstrike) 0
set Graphics(font,italic) 0
set Graphics(splinesteps) 20
set Graphics(gspacing) 1
set Graphics(text,anchor) c
set Graphics(font,bold) 0
set Graphics(font,normal) 0
set Graphics(line,width) 1
set Graphics(arrowshape) {8 10 4}
set Graphics(font,type) Arial
set Graphics(line,joinstyle) miter
set Graphics(mode) Rectangle
set Graphics(line,smooth) 0
set Graphics(ticks) 0
set Graphics(gridcell) 0
set Graphics(font,size) 10
set Graphics(mode) ""
### End of Graphics parameters
# Now we save the canvas width, height, bg color,
# scroll region width and height:
set Canv(H) 376
set Canv(W) 636
set Canv(SH) 1500
set Canv(SW) 1500
set Canv(bg) white
# Some explanations:
# H = height
# W = width
# SH = Scroll region height
# SW = Scroll region width
# Now we issue 2 tcl/tk commands to set the canvas.
.c config -width $Canv(W) -height $Canv(H) -bg $Canv(bg) -scrollregion "0 0 $Canv(SW) $Canv(SH)"
wm geometry . ""
.c xview moveto 0
.c yview moveto 0
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