Synopsis
		sfxtpen colormask= red= green= blue= pause= depth=app_data.vis_depth numcol=app_data.num_col buttons=(bool) app_data.buttons labels=(bool) app_data.labels want_text=(bool) app_data.textpane stretchy=(bool) app_data.stretchy boxy=n see_progress=n images=(bool) app_data.images pixmaps=(bool) app_data.pixmaps mono=n endpause= shade= wantras= window= frame= overlay= invras= txsquare= serifs= redpow=1.0 greenpow=1.0 bluepow=1.0 dither= greyc= pixc= xcenter= ycenter= patternmult=1. pause=0 fatmult= rotate=0 txscale=1.0 mkscale=1.0 dashscale=1.0 scale=1.0 xscale=1.0 yscale=1.0 xshift=0. yshift=0. xwmax= ywmax= xwmin= ywmin= fat=0 message= bgcolor= erase= break= interact= style= size=

This pen takes all the standard X-toolkit options
E.g. -geometry 500x400 -font fixed

The pen has two display modes

RUNNING MODE: Runs through all the frames in a loop
Active buttons are:
QUIT : quits the program
STOP : enter frame mode

FRAME MODE (pause=-1): Pauses after each frame
Active buttons are:
NEXT : next frame
PREV : previous frame
QUIT : quits the program
RESTART : go to the first frame
RUN : enter running mode
STRETCHY/RIGID : make plot fill the frame or preserve aspect ratio
FORWARDS/BACKWARDS/BOTH-WAYS : change direction of frame flipping
Note that a backwards run will only show those frames already plotted
It is advisable to run once through all the frames forwards.

The following actions are available for binding to keystrokes;
xt_quit(): quit program xt_next(): next frame xt_prev(): prev frame
xt_run(): run mode xt_stop(): frame mode xt_restart(): first frame
xt_faster(): reduce pause between frames in run mode
xt_slower(): increase pause between frames in run mode
xt_stretchy(): toggle between stretchy and rigid modes
xt_number(digit): enter a digit in the current number
xt_reset_number(): reset the current number
xt_goto_frame(): goto the frame number given by the current number
xt_print_coord(): Print mouse coords in the file given by interact=

The default key bindings are:
: xt_print_coord()
n: xt_stop() xt_reset_number() xt_next()
m: xt_stop() xt_reset_number() xt_prev()
r: xt_run()
q: xt_quit()
.: xt_stop()
f: xt_faster()
s: xt_slower()
t: xt_stretchy()
0: xt_number(0)
...... .......
9: xt_number(9)
Return: xt_goto_frame() xt_reset_number()
Escape: xt_reset_number()

Here is an example of overriding these in your ~/.Xdefaults file
this binds the keypad number 1 to skip to the first frame
xtpen*translations: #override
Q: xt_quit()
KP_1: xt_number(1) xt_goto_frame() xt_reset_number()

N.B using prev when you are at the first frame takes you to the last
frame plotted so far; this is not necessarily the last frame!
You can only jump to a frame if it has already been plotted once.
If you give an invalid frame number it will jump to the next frame.

Many parameters may have their defaults set in the Xresource database
Here are the equivalent names:
option name X-Resource name Type
=========== =============== ====
stretchy XTpen.stretchy Boolean
images XTpen.useImages Boolean
pixmaps XTpen.usePixmaps Boolean
buttons XTpen.showButtons Boolean
labels XTpen.showLabels Boolean
want_text XTpen.showText Boolean
numcol XTpen.numCol int
pause XTpen.pause int

E.g. If you want xtpen to come up in stretchy mode as a default
put this line in your Xdefaults file:
XTpen.stretchy: True

Parameters
		string bgcolor= background color   floats blue= [4]   float bluepow=1.0   bool boxy=n [y/n] output coordinates and labels suitable for sfbox   string break=   bool buttons=(bool) app_data.buttons [y/n] if y, display a panel of buttons on top of the plot   bools colormask= [5]   float dashscale=1.0   int depth=app_data.vis_depth Choose a visual   int dither=   bool endpause= [y/n]   string erase=   int fat=0 base line fatness   float fatmult=   bool frame= [y/n]   floats green= [4]   float greenpow=1.0   float greyc=   bool images=(bool) app_data.images [y/n] copy the image created by plotting each frame and save it in the client program (xtpen). This will increase memory usage in the machine that runs the pen command. If you have a fast connection to your X-server it will make redisplay of frames faster. If you have a slow connection, it may make replotting slower.   string interact=   bool invras= [y/n]   bool labels=(bool) app_data.labels [y/n] if y, display frame number and inter-frame delay at the top of plot   string message=   float mkscale=1.0   bool mono=n [y/n] no color   int numcol=app_data.num_col number of colors (take a default from the resource database)   bool overlay= [y/n]   float patternmult=1.   int pause=0   float pixc=   bool pixmaps=(bool) app_data.pixmaps [y/n] Copy the image created by plotting each frame and save it in the X-server. This will increase memory usage of the machine that displays the window! Redisplay of frames will be very fast and the network traffic is very low so this is a suitable option for slow connections. If your X-server is a workstation with plenty of memory and swap space then this option should be very useful. If your X-server has limited memory, this option may have undesirable effects on the response of your terminal.   floats red= [4]   float redpow=1.0   int rotate=0   float scale=1.0   bool see_progress=n [y/n] show progress of each frame, slow   bool serifs= [y/n]   bool shade= [y/n]   string size=   bool stretchy=(bool) app_data.stretchy [y/n] if y, use the stretchy mode and fill the window   string style=   float txscale=1.0   bool txsquare= [y/n]   bool want_text=(bool) app_data.textpane [y/n] if y, display a message window   bool wantras= [y/n]   bool window= [y/n]   float xcenter=   float xscale=1.0   float xshift=0.   float xwmax=   float xwmin=   float ycenter=   float yscale=1.0   float yshift=0.   float ywmax=   float ywmin=