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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Using awk to skip record in file Post 302913884 by bazel on Wednesday 20th of August 2014 01:32:51 PM
Old 08-20-2014
Thanks a lot Don, this is definitely a good start. I am doing some reading in order to get a better understanding of UNIX scripting.
 

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GLE(1)								   User Manuals 							    GLE(1)

NAME

       gle - Graphics Layout Engine

SYNOPSIS

       gle [options] file.gle ...

DESCRIPTION

       GLE  (Graphics  Layout  Engine) is a graphics scripting language designed for creating publication quality graphs, plots, diagrams, figures
       and slides. GLE supports various graph types (function plots, histograms, bar graphs, scatter plots, contour  lines,  color  maps,  surface
       plots,  ...)  through a simple but flexible set of graphing commands. More complex output can be created by relying on GLE's scripting lan-
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DOCUMENTATION

       GLE's documentation is distrubuted in PDF format and can be found at the GLE website:

       <http://www.gle-graphics.org>

OPTIONS

       -help  Shows help about command line options.

       -info  Outputs software version, build date, GLE_TOP, GLE_BIN, etc..

       -verbosity
	      Sets the verbosity level of GLE console output.

       -device
	      Selects output device(s).

       -cairo Use cairo output device.

       -resolution
	      Sets the resolution for bitmap and PDF output.

       -fullpage
	      Selects full page output.

       -landscape
	      Selects full page landscape output.

       -output
	      Specifies the name of the output file.

       -nosave
	      Don't write output file to disk (dry-run).

       -preview
	      Previews the output with QGLE.

       -gs    Previews the output with GhostScript.

       -version
	      Selects a GLE version to run.

       -compatibility
	      Selects a GLE compatibility mode.

       -calc  Runs GLE in "calculator" mode.

       -catcsv
	      Pretty print a CSV file to standard output.

       -tex   Indicates that the script includes LaTeX expressions.

       -inc   Creates an .inc file with LaTeX code.

       -texincprefix
	      Adds the given subdirectory to the path in the .inc file.

       -mkinittex
	      Creates "inittex.ini" from "init.tex".

       -nocolor
	      Forces grayscale output.

       -transparent
	      Creates transparent output (with -d png).

       -noctrl-d
	      Excludes CTRL-D from the PostScript output.

       -nomaxpath
	      Disables the upper-bound on the drawing path complexity.

       -noligatures
	      Disable the use of ligatures for 'fl' and 'fi'.

       -gsoptions
	      Specify additional options for GhostScript.

       -safemode
	      Disables reading/writing to the file system.

       -allowread
	      Allows reading from the given path.

       -allowwrite
	      Allows writing to the given path.

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FILES

       /usr/share/gle-graphics/4.2.4c/glerc
	      The system wide configuration file.
       ~/.glerc
	      Per user configuration file.

ENVIRONMENT

       GLE_USRLIB
	      The search path for include files.

       GLE_TOP
	      The location of the fonts and other resources.

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