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aspic

ASPIC(1)						      General Commands Manual							  ASPIC(1)

NAME

       aspic - a line-art processor

SYNOPSIS


       aspic [<options>] [<source file> [<destination file>]]

DESCRIPTION


       Aspic  is  a program that processes a textual description of a line art graphic, and converts it into a form that is suitable for inclusion
       in another document. The default output format is Encapsulated PostScript, but there is also support for Scalable  Vector  Graphics  (SVG),
       and there is legacy support for the SGCAL text processor. For a full specification, see the reference manual. This man page contains only a
       description of the command line interface.

       If no source or destination file names are given, Aspic reads from the standard input and writes to the standard output.  Alternatively,  a
       single  hyphen  character  may  be given as a file name to indicate the standard input or output streams. Error messages are written to the
       standard error stream.

OPTIONS


       -help	 Give some help information and exit.

       -nv	 Disable the use of Aspic variables (dollar is no longer special).

       -ps	 Output is encapsulated PostScript. This is the default.

       -svg	 Output is Scalar Vector Graphics (SVG), an XML application.

       -sgcal	 Output is input for the SGCAL text formatter (not generally released).

       -tr	 Translate certain characters (e.g. grave accent becomes opening quote).

       -v	 Verify the Aspic version number, and exit.

AUTHOR


       Philip Hazel

REVISION


       Last updated: 01 March 2008
       Copyright (c) 2008 University of Cambridge.

																	  ASPIC(1)

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