Note that <option-list> and <filename> may be omitted.
Only one filename is permitted, and it must be either a
or an file. This script uses the environment
variable JDR_JVMOPTS to pass options to the .
For example, if you want to run Jpgfdraw with a maximum size
of 128Mb for the memory allocation pool, you can set
JDR_JVMOPTS to -Xmx128m:
setenv JDR_JVMOPTS -Xmx128m
This script also uses the environment variable
JPGFDRAW_OPTS to pass options to Jpgfdraw. For example,
if you always want Jpgfdraw to start up with the grid showing,
you can set JPGFDRAW_OPTS to -show_grid:
setenv JPGFDRAW -show_grid
Note that these environment variables only have an effect if you
use the jpgfdraw script to run the .
If you can't use the jpgfdraw script, you can invoke Jpgfdraw from
the command line using (no line breaks):
Set the paper size. This option must be
followed by a string identifying the paper size. Known paper sizes
are listed in Table 3.1. Custom sizes can be specified
using -paper user<width><height>, where
<width> and <height> must be positive dimensions.
Recognised units: , , in, mm,
cm, pc, dd and cc. If the unit
is omitted, bp is assumed. Examples:
Enables the debug menu. This menu
provides the functions: Debug->Object info (which
displays diagnostic information about the currently selected
objects), Debug->Write Log (which writes diagnostic
information for all currently open images to a log file in the
configuration directory) and
Debug->Dump All (which saves all current images to a
subdirectory of the configuration directory).
Settings