/* -------- BEGIN include file graphic_code_dcl.incl.pl1 ---------- */ /* The following structure maintains a nonobvious positional relationship with respect to the LSM block types as defined by the graphic compiler. It therefore has an intimiate and delicate relationship with certain tables defined in graphic_comp_specs.incl.pl1. */ dcl 1 Graphic_Code_Structure aligned static options (constant), 2 Dynamic_and_structural_effectors aligned, 3 (Pause_char initial ("$"), Reference_char initial ("%"), Increment_char initial ("&"), Alter_char initial ("'"), Node_begin_char initial ("("), Node_end_char initial (")"), Control_char initial ("*"), Display_char initial ("+"), Query_char initial (","), Erase_char initial ("-"), Synchronize_char initial ("."), Delete_char initial ("/")) char (1) unaligned, 2 Graphic_effectors aligned, 3 (Setposition_char initial ("0"), Setpoint_char initial ("1"), Vector_char initial ("2"), Shift_char initial ("3"), Point_char initial ("4")) char (1) unaligned, 3 Illegal_pad char (3) unaligned initial ((3)"U"), 2 Mapping_effectors aligned, 3 (Scaling_char initial ("5"), Rotation_char initial ("6"), Clipping_char initial ("7")) char (1) unaligned, 3 Illegal_pad char (5) unaligned initial ((5)"U"), 2 Mode_effectors aligned, 3 (Intensity_char initial ("8"), Linetype_char initial ("9"), Sensitivity_char initial (";"), Blinking_char initial (":"), Color_char initial ("<")) char (1) unaligned, 3 Illegal_pad char (3) unaligned initial ((3)"U"), 2 Special_effectors aligned, 3 (Symbol_char initial ("="), Text_char initial (">"), Datablock_char initial ("?")) char (1) unaligned, 3 Illegal_pad char (9) unaligned initial ((9)"U"); dcl 1 Graphic_Defaults aligned static options (constant), 2 Mode_defaults aligned, 3 Intensity_default fixed bin initial (7), 3 Linetype_default fixed bin initial (0), 3 Blinking_default fixed bin initial (0), 3 Sensitivity_default fixed bin initial (0), 3 Color_default (3) fixed bin initial ((3)16), 2 Mapping_defaults aligned, 3 Scaling_default (3) float bin initial ((3)1e0), 3 Rotation_default (3) fixed bin initial ((3)0), 3 Clipping_default (3, 2) fixed bin initial ((3) (-2048, 2048)), 2 Identity_matrix (3, 3) float bin initial (1e0, (3)0e0, 1e0, (3)0e0, 1e0); dcl Graphic_Element_Lengths (32 : 63) aligned static options (constant) initial ((4)-1, /* not used */ 1, /* pause */ 4, /* reference */ 9, /* increment */ 9, /* alter */ 5, /* node begin */ 1, /* node end */ 4, /* control */ 4, /* display */ 3, /* query */ 1, /* erase */ 1, /* synchronize */ 4, /* delete */ 10, /* setposition */ 10, /* setpoint */ 10, /* vector */ 10, /* shift */ 10, /* point */ 10, /* scaling */ 7, /* rotation */ 13, /* clipping */ 2, /* intensity */ 2, /* line type */ 2, /* blinking */ 2, /* sensitivity */ 4, /* color */ 0, /* symbol */ 0, /* text */ 0 /* data */); dcl zero_node_id char (3) static initial ("@@@") options (constant); dcl request_for_status char (1) static aligned initial ("") options (constant); dcl (List_char initial ("@"), Array_char initial ("A")) char (1) aligned static options (constant); /* --------- END include file graphic_code_dcl.incl.pl1 ----------- */ */ ----------------------------------------------------------- Historical Background This edition of the Multics software materials and documentation is provided and donated to Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Group Bull including Bull HN Information Systems Inc. as a contribution to computer science knowledge. 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