Abstract
Fig is a preprocessor to troff which allows figures consis
ting of arbitrary graphics to be included within formatted text. Such graphics
can come from a variety of sources, presented in the form of figures
defined within the text, Unix plot files and raw raster files.
Figures defined within the text are specified in the PIC language, and
thus fig contains a PIC interpreter. The basic objects in PIC are
boxes, lines, arrows, circles, arcs, and ellipses. These may be placed
anywhere and labelled with arbitrary text.
This report is a compendium of documents which give the information needed
to get started with fig and PIC.
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