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Annotation of researchv10dc/vol2/graphics/picfile.terms, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: binary data
        !             2: color-look-up table
        !             3: channel pointer
        !             4: four-byte channel
        !             5: picfile data structure
        !             6: type bitmap    s
        !             7: type dump      s
        !             8: type float     s
        !             9: type runcode   s
        !            10: Picture File Format and I/O Library    g
        !            11: The File Format        s
        !            12: Picfile Library
        !            13: CCITT FAX format
        !            14: attribute      s
        !            15: Picread        s
        !            16: picwrite       s
        !            17: PICFILE data   s
        !            18: Picopen_r      s
        !            19: picopen_w      s
        !            20: Picclose       s
        !            21: Picputprop     s
        !            22: Picgetprop     s
        !            23: PIC_SAMEARGS   s
        !            24: Picunpack      s
        !            25: format s
        !            26: picpack        s
        !            27: channel_pointer
        !            28: pictell        s
        !            29: CHAN attribute s
        !            30: CMAP attribute s
        !            31: COMMAND attribute      s
        !            32: NCHAN attribute        s
        !            33: TYPE attribute s
        !            34: TYPE=bitmap    s
        !            35: TYPE=ccir601   s
        !            36: TYPE=ccitt-g4  s
        !            37: TYPE=dump      s
        !            38: TYPE=runcode   s
        !            39: WINDOW s
        !            40: picfile.h
        !            41: digital images
        !            42: image-processing
        !            43: picture file

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