UNGENERATE file name.
Output filename(s). Maximum 20.
First output file name is for the first line;
second output file name is for the second line, etc.
Indicates that coordinates from the input graphics
file/s are in Y,X ( line, sample ) format. These
will be flipped to an X,Y coordinate system.
Default is X,Y.
Number of lines represented in the input
graphics file. This variable is only needed
if the FLIP keyword is invoked.
An array containing the lines from which to extract
data. Up to 20 lines may be input. However, the num-
ber of output graphics files must equal the number
of levels or the program will abort.
Ignore groups specified in "GROUP " and produce
one output graphics file containing all design
file graphics information.
Data will be divided by this scalar if required.
Default = 1.0
X offset - value added to UNGENERATE X values.
Default = 0
Y offset - value added to UNGENERATE Y values.
Default = 0
Input data format. Informs the program of the Fortran
formats of the input data.
First word contains the integer format for the line
descriptor. For example if the line is input in I10
format, the user would code the number 10 in this
field. The second and third words describe the X, Y
coordinate data pairs. It is assumed that these
values are in F format. The second word contains
the digits to the left of the decimal point; the
third word contains digits to the right of the
decimal point.
Defaults = 10, 15, 6
Indicates that the output file should be in POINT
file format.
Debug flag
Produces listing on monitor of digitized
types (e.g. LINE SEGMENT, LINE STRING, POINT LINE ).
This is a program aid for debugging code.
Valid = "DEB"