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NAME
cip - picture drawing program
SYNOPSIS
cip
DESCRIPTION
Cip is an interactive drawing program that writes pic(1) input files.
It provides a pallette of pic shapes (box, circle, ellipse, line, arc,
spline, and text) for drawing and editing pictures on a screen. There
is a macro facility for treating a collection of drawn shapes as a sin‐
gle entity. The mouse provides positional information. The buttons
invoke drawing, editing, and command functions. The keyboard is used
only for typing in text strings and filenames. The pictures are saved
as pic descriptions, and can be included with text, tables, and equa‐
tions as input to troff. Existing pic descriptions of pictures can be
displayed and edited as well.
Cip relies on the host machine only for file transfers. If the host
crashes while you are creating or modifying a picture, there is no way
to save the picture.
FILES
/usr/jerq/mbin/cip.m — terminal program
SEE ALSO
pic(1), ped(9.1)
Sally A. Browning, Cip User's Manual: One Picture is Worth a Thousand
Words.
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