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#!/bin/sh
# demos for ACE/gr
#
# define the location
#
if test -x ../src/xmgr
then
ACEGR=../src/xmgr
else
if test -x ../bin/xmgr
then
ACEGR=../bin/xmgr
else
ACEGR=xmgr
fi
fi
# use the newest docs
if test -r ../doc/xmgr.html
then
GR_HOME=`pwd`/..
export GR_HOME
fi
# command line parameters
$ACEGR -usage
sleep 3
#
# don't ask stupid questions :)
#
ACEGR="$ACEGR -noask"
#
# explain the row of single character buttons and a few other things
$ACEGR explain.par
#
# display the various axes available
$ACEGR -p axes.par
#
# display the symbols and line styles
$ACEGR symslines.dat
#
# display more symbols
$ACEGR moresyms.dat
#
# display various fill styles
$ACEGR fills.dat
#
# some graph stuff and ticks
$ACEGR -p graphs.par
#
# some graph stuff and ticks
$ACEGR props.gr
#
# demonstration of many graphs
$ACEGR -maxgraph 36 manygraphs.d
#
# some graph stuff and ticks
$ACEGR brw.dat -p regions.par
#
# test of a graph inset
$ACEGR tinset.d
#
# some time and date formats
$ACEGR times.dat
#
# some more tick label formats
$ACEGR -p tforms.par
#
# some more tick label formats
$ACEGR au.d
#
# display fonts and font mappings
$ACEGR -p tfonts.par
#
# example of world stack
$ACEGR tstack.dat
#
# a graph with a parameter file
$ACEGR -p test1.par -a xy test.dat
#
# a graph with a parameter file in reverse video
$ACEGR -rvideo -p test1.par -a xy test.dat
#
$ACEGR test2.d
#
# multiple graphs with a parameter file
$ACEGR mlo.dat -graph 1 brw.dat -p co2.par
#
# multiple graphs created with arrange feature
# $ACEGR co2.all0.dat -graph 1 1.dat -graph 2 2.dat -graph 3 3.dat -graph 4 4.dat -p co2-3.par
$ACEGR co2.all
#
# a graph with alternate axes
$ACEGR -p altaxis.par test.dat -a xy
#
# a graph with error bars
$ACEGR terr.d
#
# another graph with error bars
$ACEGR terr2.d
#
# a graph with XY RADIUS format
$ACEGR txyr.dat
#
# a graph with hilo data
$ACEGR hilo.dat
#
# log plots
$ACEGR -p logtest.par log.d -graph 1 log.d
#
# more log plots
$ACEGR tlog.demo
#
# non-linear curve fitting
$ACEGR logistic.d
#
# bar charts
#
# display all types of bar graphs
$ACEGR bars.d
#
# a bar graph demonstrating specified ticks and tick labels
$ACEGR bar.d
#
# a bar graph demonstrating specified ticks and tick labels
$ACEGR bar2.d
#
# a bar graph demonstrating patterns
$ACEGR tbar3.dat
#
# a stacked bar graph
$ACEGR stackedb.d
#
# some interesting stuff
$ACEGR -arrange 2 2 -b test.com
#
# a slideshow demo
$ACEGR -pipe < slideshow.d
#
# Test the -pipe option
$ACEGR -pipe < tpipe.d
#
# need a program
# modified from previous versions, a thank you goes to Bruce Barnett
# this modification allows others without write permission
# to run the demos.
#
echo ""
if test ! -f tmc
then
echo ""
echo "Compiling a short program to test the -pipe option"
echo "Executing 'cc tmc.c -o tmc -lm'"
cc tmc.c -o tmc -lm
echo "Done compilation"
echo ""
fi
#
# a graph with the -pipe option
echo "Testing -pipe option, executing './tmc | $ACEGR -pipe' "
./tmc | $ACEGR -pipe
rm -f tmc.o tmc
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