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1.1 ! root 1: .TH BLITBLT 1 ! 2: .CT 1 comm_other ! 3: .SH NAME ! 4: blitblt \- print hard copy of screen image ! 5: .SH SYNOPSIS ! 6: .B blitblt ! 7: [ ! 8: .B -p ! 9: .I command ! 10: ] ! 11: .SH DESCRIPTION ! 12: .I Blitblt ! 13: copies part or all of a ! 14: .IR suntools (1) ! 15: or ! 16: .IR X (1) ! 17: screen into a file ! 18: or down a pipe to a printer daemon. ! 19: The program is menu-driven off button 3 as follows: ! 20: .nr xx \w'\f5sweep rectangle\f1'u+2n/1n ! 21: .TP \n(xx ! 22: .B choose window ! 23: A bull's eye cursor appears. ! 24: Clicking button 3 with the cursor inside a window ! 25: selects it for subsequent manipulation. ! 26: .TP ! 27: .B window interior ! 28: As above, but the border surrounding the window is not included. ! 29: .TP ! 30: .B reverse video ! 31: The video is inverted in the selected window or rectangle. ! 32: .TP ! 33: .B sweep rectangle ! 34: A rectangle cursor appears. The rectangle swept out on button 3 ! 35: becomes the selected area. ! 36: .TP ! 37: .B whole screen ! 38: The entire screen, including border areas is selected. ! 39: .TP ! 40: .B write file ! 41: The portion of the screen previously selected and prepared is written ! 42: into a file or pipe. The filename is typed in answer to a prompt appearing ! 43: at the bottom of the ! 44: .I blitblt ! 45: layer. ! 46: Hitting return selects the (default) name in parentheses. ! 47: If the first character typed is a ! 48: .L | ! 49: (pipe symbol), the remainder of ! 50: the line is taken as a shell command which will read the bitmap ! 51: on its standard input. ! 52: .TP ! 53: .BI | " command" ! 54: The selected portion of the screen is sent to the ! 55: .I command ! 56: specified by the ! 57: .B -p ! 58: option (default ! 59: .IR bcan .) ! 60: .TP ! 61: .B exit ! 62: Must be confirmed by clicking button 3 in response to the skull cursor. ! 63: .SH SEE ALSO ! 64: .IR bcan (1), ! 65: .IR bitfile (5), ! 66: .SH BUGS ! 67: If a pipe request fails, the ! 68: .I blitblt ! 69: layer becomes unusable. ! 70: .I Blitblt ! 71: only works on monochrome displays.
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