polymarker.c

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#include <phigs.h>			/* get HP-PHIGS definitions for C */
#include <stdio.h>			/* get standard I/O definitions */

main()					/* file "Polymarker.c" */
{
    Pint	WorkstnID = 1;		/* workstation identifier */
    Pint	ConnID;			/* connection identifier */
    Pint	WorkstnType = POIDDX;	/* out/in, direct, dbl bfr, Xwindow */
    Pint	TheStructure = 1;	/* structure ID (chosen by user) */
    static float dY[] = {		/* oscillation about Y values */
		0.0, -0.02, 0.03, 0.0};
    static Ppoint MarkerPts[4] = {	/* XYs for each set of markers */
		0.1, 0.0,  0.4, 0.0,  0.8, 0.0,  0.9, 0.0};	/* Ys change */
    Ppoint_list	MarkerData;		/* whole marker set */
    int		I, J;			/* loop control variables */    

    popen_phigs((char *) stderr, 0);	/* errors go to "stderr" */
    pescape_u4("/dev/screen/phigs_window", &ConnID);
    popen_ws(WorkstnID, (void *) ConnID, WorkstnType);
    popen_struct(TheStructure);
    pset_marker_size(10.0);
    MarkerData.num_points = 4;		/* same every time... */
    for (I = -5; I <= 5; I++) {
	if (I != 0) {			/* leave space for nonexistent type */
	    for (J = 0; J < 4; J++)	/* define line's Y values */
		MarkerPts[J].y = dY[J] + 0.5 - I / 11.0;
	    pset_marker_type(I);
	    MarkerData.points = MarkerPts;
	    ppolymarker(&MarkerData);
	    ppolyline(&MarkerData);	/* polyline joins like markers */
	}
    }
    pclose_struct();
    ppost_struct(WorkstnID, TheStructure, 1.0);
    pclose_ws(WorkstnID);
    pclose_phigs();
}