TITLE(x11 @@ X Window System Graphics)
USAGE(
x11(display = "", width = 7, height = 7, ps = 12,
    printcmd = options("printcmd")$printcmd,
    paper = options("papersize")$papersize,  orientation = "flexible")
print.plot()
save.plot(file)
)
ALIAS(x11)
ALIAS(print.plot)
ALIAS(save.plot)
ARGUMENTS(
ARG(display @@ the display on which the graphics window will appear.
The default is to use the value in the user's
environment item LANG(DISPLAY).)
ARG(width @@ the width of the plotting window in inches.)
ARG(height @@ the height of the plotting window in inches.)
ARG(ps @@ the default pointsize to be used.)
ARG(printcmd @@ the command used to print a hardcopy.)
ARG(paper @@ papertype for hardcopy, currently "a4" or "letter".)
ARG(orientation @@ for hardcopies: "portrait", "landscape" or "flexible".)
)
DESCRIPTION(
LANG(x11) starts a graphics device driver
for the X Window System (version 11).
This should be done automagically at start up time
and can only be done on machines that run X.
PARA
LANG(print.plot()) prints the plot using the LANG(printcmd) command.
LANG(save.plot("fig.ps")) saves an encapsulated postscript version of the
plot in the file "fig.ps" (attempting to be pretty wysiwyg).
Both make use of the LANG(paper) and LANG(orientation) arguments.
)
SEEALSO(
LANG(LINK(postscript)), LANG(LINK(macintosh)), LANG(LINK(Devices)).
)
