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-%% BEGIN filetest.tex
-%
-% This is test file for some of the PSTricks commands that
-% read from and write to files.
-%
-% Run with plain tex.
-%
-% You must have the epsf.tex macros, which are distributed with
-% Rokicki's dvips, and change the reference to \epsf below.
-%
-% This inputs filetest.raw, filetest.dat and filetest.eps.
-% It also write filetest.eps.
-%
-% If using Rokicki's dvips v5.47 or later, try
-%
-% dvips filetest -E-o
-%
-% to create an eps file filetest.ps from the whole picture.
-
-\input pstricks
-\input pst-eps
-\input pst-plot
-\input epsf
-
-\TeXtoEPS % Make an EPS picture out of .dvi file, with dvips -E.
- \pspicture(-5,-10)(10,10)
-
- % Test two similar ways to use data from a file:
- % \fileplot
- \AltClipMode
- \psclip{\psframe[linestyle=none](0,-10)(10,10)}
- \pscustom{%
- \fileplot{filetest.dat}
- \gsave
- \lineto(100,100)
- \lineto(0,100)
- \closedshadow
- \grestore}
- \endpsclip
-
- \psaxes(0,0)(-5,-10)(10,10)
-
- % And \readdata and \dataplot:
- \readdata\mydata{filetest.dat}
- \dataplot[plotstyle=dots,swapaxes=true]{\mydata}
-
- % Save some data:
-
- \savedata{\total}[
- {{0,163},{1,187},{2,166},{3,232},{4,237},{5,201},{6,196},{7,203}}]
- \savedata{\general}[
- {7,193}{6,182}{5,167}{4,153}{3,129}{2,108}{1,101}{0,104}]
-
- % Now make an EPS file from the graphics objects:
- \PSTtoEPS[bbury=5cm,bburx=10.5cm,
- bblly=2cm,bbllx=0cm,makeeps=all]{filetest.eps}{%
-
- % Now when I concatenate \total and \general, I get the points that
- % delineate the boundary for the area you want to fill.
-
- \psyunit=.02cm
- \psxunit=1.5cm
-
- \pscustom[plotstyle=curve,linestyle=none,fillstyle=solid,
- fillcolor=gray]{\listplot{\general}\listplot[liftpen=1]{\total}}
- \psset{plotstyle=curve,showpoints=true,dotscale=1.5}
- \listplot[dotstyle=pentagon*]{\total}
- \listplot[dotstyle=triangle]{\general}
- } % end \PSTtoEPS
-
- % Now use the EPS file just created:
- \rput[bl](-1,-10){\psdblframebox{\epsffile{filetest.eps}}}
-
- % Now try inputting raw ps code with \pscustom:
- \pscustom[shadowsize=5pt,origin={5,4}]{%
- \file{filetest.raw}
- \closepath
- \closedshadow}
-
- \endpspicture
-\endTeXtoEPS
-
-\bye
-%% END filetest.tex