# SECTION 1: PRE-DEFINED CONFIGURATIONS

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# GENERAL OPTIONS

# Stroke using half of the specified linewidth.
# The "Fig Format 3.2" specificaton in the XFig user manual
# suggests to "lighten" the look when exporting Fig files
# to other formats.
#
# yes|no
#
lighten look			=	no

# Use of a web-optimized color palette, normally not necessary.
#
# yes|no
#
web palette			=	no

# Use the coordinates setting from the Fig file.
# The Fig format 3.2 specification explains in one place
# that (0,0) may be either the upper or lower left corner.
# In another place there is a statement that (0,0) is
# always the upper left corner, so we ignore the information
# in the file.
#
# yes|no
#
use cs setting			=	no

# Addtitional comments in output, "yes" or "no"
#
# yes|no
#
verbose output			=	yes

# As we calculate the drawing extents ourselves
# we do not need to know the paper size.
# Unknown paper sizes may be used.
#
# yes|no
#
accept unknown paper size	=	yes

# If we have texts near the drawing border we should
# have a background rectangle in the Fig file to calculate
# the graphics dimensions correctly.
# This rectangle is only used for the bounding box
# calculation but not exported.
#
# yes|no
#
remove background rectangle	=	yes

# Digits after decimal dot in position specifications
# calculated by simple transformation.
#
# 1...5
#
position digits			=	2

# Additional digits after decimal dot if trigonometric
# functions were in the transformation.
#
# 0...4
#
additional trigonometric digits	=	3

# Digits after decimal dot in color specifications.
#
# 1...5
#
color digits			=	3


# SPLINE APPROXIMATION

# Number of Bezier spline segments per X-spline segment
#
#  2 ... minimal memory
#  8 ... better quality
# >8 ... no significant quality improvement
#
spline segments			=	8



# ARC INTERPOLATION

# Some drivers (i.e. PDF) do not have primitives to draw
# arcs/circles. We must approximate arcs and circles by a
# sequence of Bezier spline segments.
# The number here tells how many Bezier spline segments
# to use for a 90-degree arc.
#
# 2...
#
arc bezier steps		=	4



# ARROWHEADS

# Line join style for arrowheads
#
# mitered|rounded|beveled
#
arrowhead linejoin		=	mitered

# Min./max. number of iteration steps to shorten splines for arrowheads
# The Newton iteration scheme is used to shorten splines if arrowheads
# are attached. Here we specify the minimal and maximal number of
# iteration steps
#
min iteration steps		=	16
max iteration steps		=	2048



# LINE DASH AND OBJECT FILLING AND STROKING

# Remove linewidth 0 borders on filled/patterned objects.
#
# yes|no
#
remove zero borders		=	yes

# Draw fill patterns.
#
# contiguous|yes|no
#
fill patterns			=	contiguous

# Distance between pattern lines.
# 4 is the pattern line distance used by XFig.
#
pattern repeat			=	4

# How long should we draw the stroke for dots
# in dash patterns?
#
# linewidth|0
#
dashpattern dot length		=	linewidth



# EMBEDDED IMAGES

# If the width/height ratios differ between image
# file and box, keep the origional ratio by adding
# space if necessay. If this option is set to "no"
# the entire box is used, but there may be distorsions
# in the image by different scale factors for x and y.
#
# yes|no
#
keep bitmap aspect ratio	=	yes

# For included images do not draw a box.
# "yes" for this option means "no box",
# "no" means "draw box"
#
# yes|no
#
remove bitmap border		=	yes

# Fill the box area before adding the image.
#
# yes|no
#
fill bitmap background		=	yes

# The Fig 3.2 format specification describes a "flipped"
# field for embedded images but does not specify the
# flipping direction.
# XFig flips diagonal, jFig horizontal
#
# diagonal|horizontal
#
flip direction			=	diagonal



# TEXT TYPESETTING

# Tex command.
#
# latex|tex
#
tex command			=	latex

# Factor to scale fonts
# We should decrease font size a little bit.
#
# 0.0...1.0
#
font scale factor		=	0.92

# How to handle Normal text .
#
# handling:none|tex,font:fig|tex|similar,size:fig|tex,mbox
#
normal text			=	handling:none,font:fig,size:fig

# How to handle special text.
#
# font:fig|tex|similar,size:fig|tex,mbox
#
special text			=	handling:tex,font:tex,size:tex,mbox


# Use one of the prepared font setups or your own stripped
# down preamble file.
#
# pdf|ams|newcent|pdf12|ams12|newcent12
#
latex font setup		=	pdf
#
# file name
#
# preamble file			=	/home/jim/my_favorite_preamble

# Should we issue warnings for special text for each text or only
# one time?
#
# yes|no
#
repeat error messages		=	no

# Suppress all warnings if special text can not be handled by a
# driver. If -- for example -- you use the EPS/TeX driver
# combination you do not need the warnings that the EPS driver
# can not handle special text.
#
# yes|no
#
skip all texts			=	no

# Enable or disable LaTeX write18. Should be disabled for
# security reasons.
# "ignore" means to use the default setting of your LaTeX distribution.
#
# yes|no|ignore
#
enable write18			=	no




# METAPOST-SPECIFIC

# The majority of drivers can not use MetaPost arrowheads,
# only mp and mmp can use them.
# MetaPost arrowheads create curved arrowheads on curved
# line ends (splines, arcs).
#
# yes|no
#
use metapost arrowheads		=	yes

# Enable or disable font embedding by the mpost/mp program.
# MetaPost should not attempt to embed fonts itself, this
# should be left up to dvips or pdflatex.
#
# yes|no
#
embed fonts			=	no



# PS/EPS-SPECIFIC

# The PostScript language level
#
# 3|2|1
#
ps level			=	2

# DSC comments (document structuring comments) wanted?
#
# yes|no|3|2|1
#
dsc comments			=	yes

# Showpage operator needed at end of PostScript?
# Use the showpage operator when creating standalone images.
# When creating EPS files for embedding in documents, do
# not use this operator.
# The operator must not be used when producing *.eps files,
# use it for *.ps files only.
#
# yes|no
#
ps showpage			=	no

# Setpagedevice operator wanted?
# The setpagedevice operator can be used to restrict the media
# size to the size of the graphics contents.
# This is useful to prepare PostScript files which are converted
# to other file formats using Ghostscript.
# This operator should only be used when producing *.ps files,
# not for *.eps files.
#
# yes|no
#
ps setpagedevice		=	no

# Using a separated dictionary for bitmap-image related
# data allows garbage collection after processing the
# EPS file. Do not use this option if your Fig file
# contains embedded PS/EPS images.
#
# yes|no
#
bitmap image dictionary		=	yes

# After removing the bitmap image directory from the
# directory stack we can force a gargabe collection.
# Only possible for if a bitmap image dictionary
# was used.
#
# yes|no
#
force garbage collection	=	yes

# PS run-length compression is only tested on a small couple
# of images but seems to work. We leave a chance to disable
# it if it causes problems.
#
# yes|no
#
ps run-length encoding		=	yes

# Separated data sources for colored bitmap images
# included in EPS output allow to decrease PS level 2
# file sizes using run-length compression also on
# colored areas.
# Unfortunately this requires 3 strings of w * h
# bytes (w=image width in pixels, h=image height)
# in the PostScript interpreter (GhostScript or your
# printer).
# If a combined data source is used only a string
# of 3*w bytes is required.
# Example: image file is 210 pixels wide, 62 high.
# Memory need for separated data sources: 39060 bytes
# Memory need for combined data source:     630 bytes
# Conclusion: Use this option for well-equiped printers
# only.
#
# yes|no
#
separated rgb channels		=	yes



# PDF-SPECIFIC

# We can save the graphics instructions for the entire image
# and for fill patterns either as plain text or
# flate-compressed/ASCII85-encoded.
# By default we use compression.
#
# yes|no
#
plain text streams		=	no

# Do we want to enter full screen mode when opening the PDF file?
#
# yes|no
#
full screen			=	no

# In PDF output fill patterns can be build using multiple
# pattern cells.
# Using one large pattern cell improves rendering quality on
# screen but increases file size significantly.
#
# yes|no
#
tiled patterns			=	no

# Enable or disable setting the interpolation flag for
# included images. Interpolation improves the quality of
# included bitmap images, especially if large scale factors
# are applied.
#
# yes|no
#
interpolate images		=	yes



# TEX-SPECIFIC

# Produce a TeX source which can be processed by pdflatex
# or a source which can be included into a document.
# The default is to produce files for inclusion into a
# document.
#
# yes|no
#
full tex file			=	no



# SVG-SPECIFIC

# SVG version to produce. We suggest to use 1.0 as the
# Web browser plugins support this version.
#
# 1.0|1.1|1.2
#
svg version			=	1.0

# Do we need to enforce the use of multiple style
# attributes?
#
# yes|no
#
prepare for modifications       =       no

# Enable or disable the use of CSS for styles. Only used
# if no ECMA-Script is used and
# prepare for modifications = no.
#
# yes|no
#
use css				=	yes

# How to specify the viewport.
#
# points|pixels|inches
#
wh specification		=	pixels

# Produce standalone SVG document or embedded fragment
#
# yes|no
#
embedded svg fragment		=	no

# Where to find the SVG versions of the Ghostscript fonts?
#
# URL of directory containing SVG port of the Ghostscript
# fonts.
#
# Do not set this option here, set it in the [svg] section
# instead. It is listed here for completeness
#
# On UNIX/Linux:
# gs svg-font directory		=	file:///opt/urwfonts/svg
#
# On Windows:
# gs svg-font directory		=	file:///c:/programs/urwfonts/svg

# Which ECMA-Script (JavaScript) files should be added to
# the SVG file, multiple files can be used.
#
# file name
#
# js library			=	myfunctions.js


# PRE-DEFINED CONFIGURATIONS

[mp]
normal  text			=	handling:tex,font:similar,size:fig,mbox
use metapost arrowheads		=	yes

[mmp]
normal  text			=	handling:tex,font:fig,size:fig,mbox
use metapost arrowheads		=	yes

[mp.ams]
latex font setup		=	ams

[mp.pdf]
latex font setup		=	pdf

[mp.newcent]
latex font setup		=	newcent

[mp.ams12]
latex font setup		=	ams12

[mp.pdf12]
latex font setup		=	pdf12

[mp.newcent12]
latex font setup		=	newcent12

[mmp.ams]
latex font setup		=	ams

[mmp.pdf]
latex font setup		=	pdf

[mmp.newcent]
latex font setup		=	newcent

[mmp.ams12]
latex font setup		=	ams12

[mmp.pdf12]
latex font setup		=	pdf12

[mmp.newcent12]
latex font setup		=	newcent12

[ps]
ps setpagedevice		=	yes
ps showpage			=	yes
normal text			=	handling:none,font:fig,size:fig

[ps.tex]
ps setpagedevice		=	yes
ps showpage			=	yes
normal text			=	handling:tex,font:similar,size:fig,mbox

[eps]
normal  text			=	handling:none,font:fig,size:fig

[eps.tex]
normal  text                    =       handling:tex,font:similar,size:fig,mbox

[svg]
verbose outputt			=	no
font scale factor		=	0.8
normal  text			=	handling:none,font:fig,size:fig

[svg.gs]
gs svg-font directory		=	file:///opt/urwfonts/svg
font scale factor		=	0.92

[svg.gs-web]
gs svg-font directory		=	./urwfonts-svg
font scale factor		=	0.92

[svg.web]
font scale factor		=	0.92
font configuration file		=	webfont.cfg
wh specification		=	pixels

[svg.windows]
font scale factor		=	0.92
font configuration file		=	combfont.cfg
wh specification		=	pixels

[svg.embedded]
embedded svg fragment		=	yes

[svg.embedded.gs]
embedded svg fragment		=	yes
gs svg-font directory		=	file:///opt/urwfonts/svg
font scale factor		=	0.92

[pdf]
tiled patterns			=	no

[pdf.tex]
normal text			=	handling:tex,font:similar,size:fig,mbox
skip all texts			=	yes

[tex]
normal text			=	handling:tex,font:similar,size:fig,mbox
special text			=	font:similar,size:fig,mbox

[tex.ams]
latex font setup		=	ams

[tex.ams12]
latex font setup		=	ams12

[tex.pdf]
latex font setup		=	pdf

[tex.pdf12]
latex font setup		=	pdf12

[tex.newcent]
latex font setup		=	newcent

[tex.newcent12]
latex font setup		=	newcent12

[tex.full]
full tex file			=	yes

[tex.full-ams]
latex font setup		=	ams
full tex file			=	yes

[tex.full-ams12]
latex font setup		=	ams12
full tex file			=	yes

[tex.full-pdf]
latex font setup		=	pdf
full tex file			=	yes

[tex.full-pdf12]
latex font setup		=	pdf12
full tex file			=	yes

[tex.full-newcent]
latex font setup		=	newcent
full tex file			=	yes

[tex.full-newcent12]
latex font setup		=	newcent12
full tex file			=	yes



# SECTION 2: SITE-SPECIFIC CONFIGURATIONS

# System and network administrators may add computer-specific
# and site specific configurations here.



# SECTION 3: USER-SPECIFIC CONFIGURATIONS

# A user might place a copy of this file as $HOME/.defaults/fig2vect.cfg
# and add personal configurations here.