           Chapter 6: Parameter Setting Routines

All parameters in  DISLIN  have default  values  set by  the
initialization routine DISINI.  This chapter summarizes sub-
routines  that allow the user  to alter default values.  The
following routines can be called from level 1, 2 or 3 except
for those noted throughout the chapter. Subroutines that can
only be called  from level 0  must appear before DISINI.  In
general, parameter setting routines should be called between
DISINI and the plotting routines they affect.

6.1 Basic Routines

6.1.1 Resetting Parameters

                         R E S E T

RESET sets parameters back to their default values.

The call is:  CALL RESET (CNAME)               level 1, 2, 3

CNAME         is a character string  containing the name  of
              the routine whose parameters will be set  back
              to default values. If CNAME = 'ALL', all para-
              meters in DISLIN will be reset.

                         D E L G L B

DELGLB frees  space that is allocated by  DISLIN  for global 
parameters. You can call this routine after DISFIN or  WGFIN 
if you don't want to use any other DISLIN  routine after the
call.  

The call is:  CALL DELGLB                            level 0

6.1.2 Changing the Plot Units

                         U N I T S

The routine UNITS defines the plot units.

The call is:  CALL UNITS (COPT)                      level 0

COPT          is a character string that can have the values
              'CM', 'INCH', 'POINTS' and 'TWIPS'. 'CM' means
              100 points per  centimetre,  'INCH'  means 100
              points per inch, 'POINTS' means 720 points per
              inch and 'TWIPS' means 1440 points per inch.  
                                       Default: COPT = 'CM'.

6.1.3 Modifying the Origin

                         P A G O R G

The routine  PAGORG sets the origin of the page. By default,
the page origin is located in the upper left  corner  of the
page.

The call is:  CALL PAGORG (COPT)               level 1, 2, 3 

COPT          is a character string that can have the values
              'TOP' and 'BOTTOM'. The keyword 'TOP' sets the
              page origin to the upper left corner, 'BOTTOM'
              to the lower left corner.
                                      Default: COPT = 'TOP'.

                         O R I G I N

In DISLIN,  all lines are plotted relative to a point on the
page which  is by default  identical  with  the page origin. 
Modifying this point by  ORIGIN  produces a shifting of plot
vectors on the page.

The call is:  CALL ORIGIN (NX0, NY0)                 level 1

NX0, NY0      are the coordinates of the origin.
                                            Default: (0, 0).


6.1.4 File Format Control

                         M E T A F L

METAFL defines the metafile format.

The call is:  CALL METAFL (CFMT)                     level 0

CFMT          is a  character string  that defines  the file
              format.
  = 'GKSL'    defines a GKSLIN metafile.
  = 'CGM'     defines a CGM metafile.
  = 'PS'      defines a coloured PostScript file.
  = 'EPS'     defines an Encapsulated PostScript file. The 
              format is nearly the same as for 'PS'.
  = 'PDF'     defines a PDF file.
  = 'HPGL'    defines an HPGL file.
  = 'SVG'     defines a Scalable Vector Graphics file.  
  = 'IPE'     defines a  XML  metafile,  which can be inter-
              preted by the drawing editor Ipe.
  = 'WMF'     defines a Windows metafile.
  = 'EMF'     defines a Windows enhanced metafile.
  = 'GIF'     defines a GIF file.
  = 'TIFF'    defines a TIFF file.
  = 'PNG'     defines a PNG file.
  = 'PPM'     defines a portable pixmap format.
  = 'IMAG'    defines an image file.
  = 'BMP'     defines a Windows Bitmap format.
  = 'VIRT'    defines a virtual file.  The metafile  is hold
              in a raster format in computer memory.
  = 'CONS'    defines a  graphics output  on the screen.  If 
              the screen  is a windows display,  a graphical 
              window is used that has nearly the size of the
              screen.
  = 'XWIN'    defines an X Window display.  By default,  the
              size of the window is nearly  2/3 of  the size
              of the screen.
  = 'GL'      defines an OpenGL window. By default, the size
              of the window is nearly 2/3 of the size of the
              screen.
                                     Default: CFMT = 'GKSL'.

Notes:      - The default size of GIF, TIFF, PNG, PPM,  BMP,
              IMAGE,  SVG, EMF and  virtual files  is set to
	      853 x 603 points but can be modified  with the
	      routine WINSIZ.  The size of graphical windows
	      can also be defined with WINSIZ.
            - The default  background  colour  for graphical
              windows  and image formats such as  TIFF,  GIF
              and PNG is black but can  be changed  to white
              with the routine SCRMOD.
            - The format of  VIRT, TIFF,  PNG, BMP and IMAGE
              is by default a 8 bit palette format,  but can
              be changed  to a true colour  format  with the 
              parameter  'RGB'  in the  routine IMGFMT.  GIF 
              files created by  DISLIN  have  always a 8 bit
              palette format.
 
                         S E T F I L

By default, the plot file name consists of the keyword 'DIS-
LIN' and an extension  that depends  on the file format.  An
alternate filename can be set with SETFIL.

The call is:  CALL SETFIL (CFIL)                     level 0

CFIL          is a character string  that contains the file-
              name.


                         F I L M O D

The routine  FILMOD  determines  if a new  plot file name is
created for existing files.

The call is:  CALL FILMOD (CMOD)            level 0, 1, 2, 3

CMOD          is a character string containing the mode.
  = 'COUNT'   means that a new file version will be created.
              An increasing version number  is added  to the 
              filename  and  the  filename  is shortened  to
              eight characters.
  = 'VERSION' is a similar option to  'COUNT' that creates a
              new  file  version,  but without  shorten  the
              filename.
  = 'DELETE'  means that the existing file will be overwrit-
              ten.
  = 'BREAK'   means that  the program  will be terminated by
              DISINI.
                                    Default: CMOD = 'COUNT'.

                         F I L O P T

The routine  FILOPT modifies rules for creating file version
names, or or sets options for including files with INCFIL.

The call is:  CALL FILOPT (COPT, CKEY)      level 0, 1, 2, 3 

COPT          is a character string containing an option.
CKEY          is a character string that can have the values
              'SEPARATOR', 'NUMBER', 'DIGITS' and 'SCALE'. 
              The keyword 'SEPARATOR' defines  the separator
              between filenames and version numbers. If CKEY 
              = 'SEPARATOR',  COPT  can have the values 'UN-
              DERSCORE',  'HYPHEN'  and  'NONE'.  If  CKEY = 
              'NUMBER', COPT can have the values 'SHORT' and
              'LONG'.  The option  'LONG' means that leading
              zeros are used in the version number. The key-
              word  'DIGITS'  sets the number of digits that
              are  used  for version numbers.  For that key-
              word, COPT can have the values  '2', '3', '4',
              '5' and '6'. 
              The keywort  'SCALE' enables or disables  sca-
              ling of images files imported by INCFIL.  COPT
              can have the values 'ON' and 'OFF'. 
                               Defaults:  ('_, 'SEPARATOR'), 
                                        ('SHORT', 'NUMBER'),
                                              (4, 'DIGITS'),
                                           ('OFF', 'SCALE').     

                         S C R M O D

Normally,  the background of screens and image formats such
as TIFF, GIF,  BMP and PNG is set to 'BLACK'. With the rou-
tine SCRMOD, the back and foreground colours can be swapped.

The call is:  CALL SCRMOD (CMOD)                     level 0

CMOD          is a character string containing the mode.
 = 'AUTO'     uses  a  'BLACK'  background colour for screen
              output and images files.
 = 'REVERS'   means  that  the  background colour  is set to
              'WHITE' and the foreground colour to 'BLACK'.
 = 'NOREV'    means  that  the  background  colour is set to
              'BLACK' and the foreground colour to 'WHITE'.
                                     Default: CMOD = 'AUTO'.

                         C G M B G D

The routine CGMBGD sets the background colour for CGM files.

The call is:  CALL CGMBGD (XR, XG, XB)      level 0, 1, 2, 3 

XR, XG, XB    are the RGB coordinates  of the background co-
              lour in the range 0 to 1.
                                      Default: (1., 1., 1.).

                         C G M P I C

The routine CGMPIC modifies the picture ID in CGM files. The
picture ID may be referenced by some browsers.

The call is:  CALL CGMPIC (CSTR)            level 0, 1, 2, 3 

CSTR          is a character string  containing  the picture
              ID  (<=  256 characters).  By default,  the ID
              'Picture n'  is used  where  n  is the picture
              number beginning with 1. 

                         T I F M O D

The routine  TIFMOD modifies the physical resolution of TIFF 
files.

The call is:  CALL TIFMOD (N, CVAL, COPT)            level 0
         or:  void tifmod (int n, char *cval, char *copt);
N             is an integer value  containing  the number of
              pixels per resolution unit.
CVAL          is a character string  containing  the resolu-
              tion unit. CVAL can have the values 'INCH' and
              'CM'.
COPT          is a  character string that can have the value
              'RESOLUTION'.
                        Default: (100, 'INCH', 'RESOLUTION')

                         B M P M O D

The routine  BMPMOD modifies the physical  resolution of BMP 
files.

The call is:  CALL BMPMOD (N, CVAL, COPT)            level 0
         or:  void bmpmod (int n, char *cval, char *copt);
N             is an integer value  containing  the number of
              pixels per resolution unit.
CVAL          is a character string  containing  the resolu-
              tion unit. CVAL can have the values 'INCH' and
              'METER'.
COPT          is a  character string that can have the value
              'RESOLUTION'.
                      Default: (2500, 'METER', 'RESOLUTION')

                         W M F M O D

The routine WMFMOD modifies the appearance of WMF files. 

The call is:  CALL WMFMOD (CMOD, CKEY)               level 0

CMOD          is a character string  containing  the  values 
              'STANDARD' or 'PLACEABLE'. If CMOD = 'PLACEAB-
              LE', an additional leading header  of  22 byte
              is added to the WMF file.  The format  is also
              known as Aldus Placeable Metafile.
CKEY          is a character string  that can have the value
              'FORMAT'.
                                 Default: CMOD = 'STANDARD'.

                         P D F M O D

The routine  PDFMOD  selects between compressed and non com-
pressed PDF files,  and can enable PDF buffer output instead
of file output. 

The call is:  CALL PDFMOD (CMOD, CKEY)               level 0 

CMOD          is a character string that can have the values
              'ON' and 'OFF'.
CKEY          is a character string that can have the values 
              'COMPRESSION and 'BUFFER'. For CKEY = 'BUFFER'
              and CMOD = 'ON', the PDF file is hold in memo-
              ry and can be copied to a user buffer with the
              routine PDFBUF after DISFIN.
                              Default: ('ON', COMPRESSION'), 
                                          ('OFF', 'BUFFER').

                         P D F M R K

The routine PDFMRK writes bookmarks to PDF files. This makes
it possible  to navigate through PDF files that contain mul-
tiple pages.

The call is: CALL PDFMRK (CSTR, COPT)          level 1 ,2 ,3 

CSTR         is a character string that contains the text of
             the bookmark.
COPT         is a character string  that can have the values 
             'CHAPTER', 'SECTION', 'SUBSECTION', 'PARAGRAPH'
             and  'SUBPARAGRAPH'.  This option  defines  the
             level of  a bookmark  in the hierarchy of book-
             marks. A bookmark with the option 'SECTION' can
             only be defined  if a bookmark with the  option 
             'CHAPTER' is defined before, and so on.

                         G I F M O D

The routine GIFMOD enables transparency for GIF files.

The call is:  CALL GIFMOD (CMOD, CKEY)               level 0 

CMOD          is a character string that can have the values
              'ON' and 'OFF'.
CKEY          is a character string that can have the  value 
              'TRANSPARENCY'.
                           Default: ('OFF', 'TRANSPARENCY').


                         P N G M O D

The routine PNGMOD enables transparency for PNG files.

The call is:  CALL PNGMOD (CMOD, CKEY)               level 0 

CMOD          is a character string that can have the values
              'ON' and 'OFF'.
CKEY          is a character string that can have the  value 
              'TRANSPARENCY'.
                           Default: ('OFF', 'TRANSPARENCY').

Note:         For indexed PNG files,  the colour table entry
              0 is used for transparency. For RGB files, the
              colour White is used for transparency.

                         H P G M O D

The routine HPGMOD defines options for HPGL files.

The call is:  CALL HPGMOD (CMOD, CKEY)               level 0 

CMOD          is a character string that can have the values
              'STAN' and 'ARISTO'.  For COPT = 'ARISTO', the
              DISLIN HPGL file will begin  with the commands
              'IN;SP1;LT;PU'.
CKEY          is a character string that  can have the value 
              'PLOTTER'.
                               Default: ('STAN', 'PLOTTER').

                         I M G F M T

The routine  IMGFMT  defines palette or true colour mode for
DISLIN image formats such as TIFF, PNG, BMP and IMAGE.

The call is:  CALL IMGFMT (CMOD)                     level 0 

CMOD          is a character string that can have the values
              'INDEX' and 'RGB'. For TIFF files, the additi-
              onal keyword 'BILEVEL' is allowed for creating
              bilevel TIFF files.
                                    Default: CMOD = 'INDEX'.

6.1.5 Page Control

                         P A G E

PAGE determines the size of the page.

The call is:  CALL PAGE (NXP, NYP)                   level 0

NXP, NYP      are the length  and height of the page in plot
              coordinates.  The lower  right  corner  of the
              page is the  point (NXP-1, NYP-1).
                                      Default: (2970, 2100).

                         S E T P A G

SETPAG selects a predefined page format.

The call is:  CALL SETPAG (CPAGE)                    level 0

CPAGE         is a character  string  that defines  the page
              format.

  = 'DA4L'    DIN A4,        landscape,  2970 * 2100 points.
  = 'DA4P'    DIN A4,        portrait,   2100 * 2970 points.
  = 'DA3L'    DIN A3,        landscape,  4200 * 2970 points.
  = 'DA3P'    DIN A3,        portrait,   2970 * 4200 points.
  = 'DA2L'    DIN A2,        landscape,  5940 * 4200 points.
  = 'DA2P'    DIN A2,        portrait,   4200 * 5940 points.
  = 'DA1L'    DIN A1,        landscape,  8410 * 5940 points.
  = 'DA1P'    DIN A1,        portrait,   5940 * 8410 points.
  = 'DA0L'    DIN A0,        landscape, 11890 * 8410 points.
  = 'DA0P'    DIN A0,        portrait,   8410 * 11890 points.
  = 'USAL'    US size A,     landscape,  2790 * 2160 points.
  = 'USAP'    US size A,     portrait,   2160 * 2790 points.
  = 'USBL'    US size B,     landscape,  4320 * 2790 points.
  = 'USBP'    US size B,     portrait,   2790 * 4320 points.
  = 'USCL'    US size C,     landscape,  5590 * 4320 points.
  = 'USCP'    US size C,     portrait,   4320 * 5590 points.
  = 'USDL'    US size D,     landscape,  8640 * 5590 points.
  = 'USDP'    US size D,     portrait,   5590 * 8640 points.
  = 'USEL'    US size E,     landscape, 11180 * 8640 points.
  = 'USEP'    US size E,     portrait,   8640 * 11180 points.
  = 'PS4L'    PostScript A4, landscape,  2800 * 1950 points.
  = 'PS4P'    PostScript A4, portrait,   1950 * 2800 points.
  = 'HP4L'    HP-plotter A4, landscape,  2718 * 1900 points.
  = 'HP4P'    HP-plotter A4, portrait,   1900 * 2718 points.
  = 'HP3L'    HP-plotter A3, landscape,  3992 * 2718 points.
  = 'HP3P'    HP-plotter A3, portrait,   2718 * 3992 points.
  = 'HP2L'    HP-plotter A2, landscape,  5340 * 3360 points.
  = 'HP2P'    HP-plotter A2, portrait,   3360 * 5340 points.
  = 'HP1L'    HP-plotter A1, landscape,  7570 * 5340 points.
  = 'HP1P'    HP-plotter A1, portrait,   5340 * 7570 points.
                                    Default: CPAGE = 'DA4L'.

                         S C L F A C

SCLFAC sets the scaling factor for an entire plot.

The call is:  CALL SCLFAC (XFAC)                     level 0

XFAC          is the scaling factor by which the entire plot
              is scaled up or down.
                                          Default: XFAC = 1.

                         S C L M O D

The method  by which  graphics  are scaled  to the  hardware
pages of devices such as a graphics terminal can be selected
with the routine SCLMOD.

The call is:  CALL SCLMOD (CMOD)                     level 0

CMOD = 'DOWN' means that graphics will be scaled down if the
              hardware page of a device  is smaller than the
              plotting page.
     = 'FULL' means that the  graphics will be scaled  up or
              down depending  upon the size  of the hardware
              page.
                                     Default: CMOD = 'DOWN'.

Notes:     -  The size of  a graphics screen will  be inter-
              preted as DIN A4 landscape. This means that by
              default graphics which are smaller than DIN A4
              will not fill the entire screen.
           -  SCLFAC and SCLMOD can affect each other.

                         P A G M O D

GKSLIN and CGM files can be rotated by 90 degrees to use the
full  hardware page  of a device.  In general,  this is done
automatically by the driver program.

The call is:  CALL PAGMOD (CMOD)                     level 0

CMOD = 'LAND' means that the metafile is not rotated.
     = 'PORT' means that  the metafile is  rotated by 90 de-
              grees.
     = 'NONE' can be used to disable automatic plot file ro-
              tation in the driver program   (i.e. for Post-
              Script files).
                                     Default: CMOD = 'LAND'.

Figure 2 shows the effect of PAGMOD:
                                          +--------------+
                                          |              |
                                          |          ^   |
                                          |          |   |
                                          |          |   |
    +-----------------------+             |          |   |
    |  ^                    |             | Portrait |X  |
    |  |                    |             |          |   |
    | Y|    Landscape       |             |          |   |
    |  |                    |             |          |   |
    |  +--------------->    |             |  <-------+   |
    |         X             |             |     Y        |
    +-----------------------+             +---------------

                       Figure 2: PAGMOD

                         N E W P A G

NEWPAG creates a new page.

The call is:  CALL NEWPAG                            level 1

Notes:     -  PostScript,  PDF  and CGM files can store mul-
              tiple pages.  For other output formats, NEWPAG
              is not useful.
           -  On X Window terminals, NEWPAG is waiting for a
              mouse button 2  event  before  displaying  the
              next page.  This mode can be changed  with the
              routine WINMOD. On other terminals, NEWPAG has
              the same effect as ERASE.                     

                         H W P A G E

The routine HWPAGE defines the size of the PostScript or PDF
hardware page.

The call is:  CALL HWPAGE (NW, NH)                   level 0

NW, NH        are the  width  and height  of the  PostScript
              or PDF hardware page in plot coordinates.
                                      Default: (1950, 2800).

                         H W O R I G

The routine  HWORIG defines the hardware origin of the Post-
Script or PDF hardware page.

The call is:  CALL HWORIG (NX, NY)                   level 0

NX, NY        are the plot coordinates  of the hardware ori-
              gin.                       Default: (75, 100).

                         H W S C A L

The routine HWSCAL modifies the scale operator in PostScript
nad PDF files.

The call is:  CALL HWSCAL (XSCL)                     level 0

XSCL          is a floating point value used  for  the scale 
              operator.
                                                 Default: 1.

6.1.6 Error Handling

                         E R R M O D

The printing of warnings  and the  output of the protocol in 
DISFIN can be disabled with the routine ERRMOD.

The call is:  CALL ERRMOD (CKEY, CMOD)           level 1,2,3

CKEY          is a character string that can have the values
              'WARNINGS', 'CHECK', 'PROTOCOL' and 'ALL'.
              'WARNINGS' means the error messages  about bad
              parameters passed to DISLIN routines,  'CHECK'
              the out of range check  of coordinates  passed
              to plotting routines such as CURVE and 'PROTO-
              COL' the output of the protocol in DISFIN.
CMOD          is a character string that can have the values
              'ON' and 'OFF'.  For  CKEY = 'PROTOCOL',  CMOD
              can  have  the additional  value  'FILE'  that
              means  that  the protocol in  DISFIN  is  also
              written to the error file.
                                      Default: ('ALL', 'ON')

                         E R R F I L

By default, the name of the error file is 'dislin.err'.
An alternate filename can be set with ERRFIL.

The call is:  CALL ERRFIL (CFIL)                     level 0

CFIL          is a character string  that contains the file-
              name.

                         E R R D E V

The routine  ERRDEV  defines the  output  device for  DISLIN
warnings. By default, warnings are written to the screen.

The call is:  CALL ERRDEV (COPT)                     level 0

COPT          is a character string that can have the values
              'CONS',  'FILE'  and 'APPEND'.  'APPEND' means
              that all  error messages  are appended  to the
              same file while for the keyword  'FILE'  a new
              error file is  created for each  DISINI/DISFIN
              cycle.
                                     Default: COPT = 'CONS'.

                         U N I T

UNIT defines the logical unit used for printing  error  mes-
sages and  listing data points  that lie outside of the axis
scaling.

The call is:  CALL UNIT (NU)                   level 1, 2, 3

NU            is the logical unit.  If NU = 0,  all messages
              will be suppressed.
                                             Default: NU = 6

Note:         UNIT  is an old DISLIN routine for suppressing 
              error messages.  It should be  replaced by the
              newer routines ERRMOD, ERRDEV and ERRFIL.

                         W I N A P P

The routine WINAPP defines if a  DISLIN program  should look
like a  Windows console, or more like a Windows program.  If
Windows mode is selected,  all  warnings  are  written to an
error file and the protocol in disfin is displayed in a wid-
get. 

The call is:  CALL WINAPP (COPT)                     level 0

COPT          is a character string that can have the values
              'CONSOLE' and 'WINDOWS'.
                                  Default: COPT = 'CONSOLE'.

6.1.7 Viewport Control

                         W I N D O W

This routine defines,  for  X Window terminals,  a region on
the screen where the graphics will be displayed. By default,
the window size is set to 2/3 of the screen size and located
in the lower right corner of the screen.

The call is:  CALL WINDOW (NX, NY, NW, NH)  level 0, 1, 2, 3

NX, NY        are the  screen  coordinates of the upper left
              corner of the graphics window.
NW, NH        are the  width  and  height of the client area
              of the graphics window  in screen coordinates.
              The client area defines the size of the plot.

Note:         In general,  the screen  size is   1280 * 1024
              pixels.

                        W I N J U S

WINJUS is an alternative routine  to WINDOW  for setting the
position of the graphics window.

The call is:  CALL WINJUS (CJUS)            level 0, 1, 2, 3

CJUS          is a character string that can have the values
 = 'CENTER'   means the center of the screen.
 = 'RBOTTOM'  means the lower right corner.
 = 'RTOP'     means the upper right corner.
 = 'LTOP'     means the upper left corner.
 = 'LBOTTOM'  means the lower left corner.
                                  Default: CJUS = 'RBOTTOM'.

                         W I N S I Z

This routine defines the size of windows and the  resolution 
of  DISLIN image formats such as  TIFF,  PNG,  BMP,  PPM and
IMAGE.  The resolution of EMF files can also be changed with
WINSIZ. By default,  the window size is set to  2/3  of  the
screen size, and the resolution of  image  formats is  853 x
603 pixels. 

The call is:  CALL WINSIZ (NW, NH)          level 0, 1, 2, 3

NW, NH        are  the  width  and height  of the  window in
              pixels.

                         C L R M O D

The routine  CLRMOD defines the colour mode  used for output
on an X Window terminal.

The call is:  CALL CLRMOD (CMOD)                     level 0

CMOD          is a character string defining the mode.
  = 'NONE'    means  that  a colour table  with 256  colours
              will  be reduced to  129  colours  to conserve
              current screen and window colours.  The colour
              values will be reduced by the formula   (0 <=>
              0, i = (iclr + 1) / 2, iclr = 1, ... 255).
  = 'FULL'    means that all 256 colours will be displayed.
  = 'CONT'    means that  a colour table  with less than 129
              entries will be used.
                                     Default: CMOD = 'NONE'.

                        X 1 1 M O D

The routine  X11MOD  enables or disables backing store  for
graphic windows.

The call is:  CALL X11MOD (CMOD)                     level 0

CMOD          is a character string containing the mode.
 = 'NOSTORE'  means that graphical output  is send  directly
              to the graphics window.
 = 'STORE'    means that graphical output  is send to a pix-
              map that  will be copied  to the graphics win-
              dow.               
 = 'AUTO'     means that  'NOSTORE' will be used on X11  and 
              'STORE' on Windows terminals.
                                    Default: CMOD = 'STORE'.


                        W I N M O D

The routine  WINMOD  affects the handling  of windows in the
termination routine DISFIN.

The call is:  CALL WINMOD (CMOD)               level 1, 2, 3

CMOD  is a character string containing the mode.
  = 'FULL'    means that  DISFIN is waiting for a mouse but-
              ton 2 event.  After program continuation,  all
              windows are deleted.
  = 'NOHOLD'  means that  DISFIN is not waiting for a  mouse
              button 2 event.  After a call to  DISFIN,  all
              windows are deleted.
  = 'NOERASE' means  that the program  is still  blocked  in
              DISFIN  but windows  will not be deleted after
              program continuation.
  = 'NONE'    means that the program is not blocked in  DIS-
              FIN and windows are not deleted.
  = 'DELAY'   means that the program is blocked  for a short
              time in  DISFIN  before  it is  continued. The
              delay time  can be  defined  with  the routine
              WINOPT.
                                     Default: CMOD = 'FULL'.

                        W I N T Y P

The routine  WINTYP defines the type of the graphics window.
A graphics window with frames  and a title bar  can be used,
or a window without any decorations.

The call is:  CALL WINTYP (CTYP)                     level 0

CTYP  is a character string containing the type.
  = 'STAND'   means a window with frames and a title bar.
  = 'POPUP'   means a window without any decorations.
                                    Default: CTYP = 'STAND'.


                        W I N O P T

The routine WINOPT sets the delay time for the keyword  'DE-
LAY' in WINMOD.

The call is:  CALL WINOPT (IOPT, CKEY)         level 1, 2, 3

IOPT          is the delay time in seconds or milliseconds.
CKEY          is a character string that can have the values 
              'DELAY'  and  'MDELAY'.  For  CKEY = 'MDELAY',
              IOPT must contain milliseconds, otherwise sec-
              onds.
                                     Default: (10, 'DELAY').

                        W I N I C O

The routine  WINICO  loads an icon from a file  that is dis-
played in the  title bar of the  graphics window  (only Win-
dows).

The call is:  CALL WINICO (CFIL)               level 1, 2, 3

CFIL          is a filename containing the icon.  The format
              of the file must be a Windows .ico format.
                           Default: a standard icon is used.

                         W I N K E Y

The routine  WINKEY  enables a an additional key that can be
used for program continuation is DISFIN. Normally, the mouse
button 2 can be used for closing the graphics window. 

The call is:  CALL WINKEY (CKEY)               level 1, 2, 3

CKEY          is a character string that can have the values
              'NONE', 'RETURN' and 'ESCAPE'.
                                     Default: CKEY = 'NONE'.

                         W I N C B K

The routine WINCBK defines a user written  callback  routine
which is called in DISFIN if the size of the graphics window
is changed.

The call is:  CALL WINCBK (ROUTINE, 'SIZE')    level 1, 2, 3

ROUTINE       is the name of a routine defined by the user. 
              In Fortran,  the routine  must  be declared as 
              EXTERNAL. The parameters passed to ROUTINE are
              (ID, NX, NY, NW, NH),  where ID  is the  ID of 
              the window (see OPNWIN),  NX, NY are the coor-
              dinates of the upper left corner and NW and NH
              the width and height of the  changed window in
              pixels.

                         S E T X I D

The routine  SETXID  defines an external graphics window for
X11 and Windows displays.  All graphical output  is sent  to 
the external window.  For X11 displays,  an external  pixmap 
can also be defined.

The call is:  CALL SETXID (ID, CTYPE)       level 0, 1, 2, 3

ID            is the window or pixmap ID.
CTYPE         is a character string that can have the values
              'NONE',  'WINDOW', 'PIXMAP' and 'WIDGET'.  For 
              the keyword 'WIDGET', the ID of a  DISLIN draw
              widget can be used.
                                       Default: (0, 'NONE').

Notes:      - If an external  pixmap is used,  backing store 
              must also be enabled with the routine X11MOD.
            - An external window is not erased by DISINI. 
              This can be done with the routine ERASE.
            - External windows are not blocked in DISFIN 
              (see WINMOD).   
            - External windows can also be used for multiple 
              DISLIN windows  that are defined with the rou-
              tine OPNWIN.

6.1.8 Environment

A few routines in DISLIN  such as some font and map routines 
need the path to the DISLIN installation directory for read-
ing font and map files.  The  DISLIN  installation directory
can either be defined outside of a program with the environ-
ment variable DISLIN,  or within a program  with the routine
DISENV. If none of the methods above is applied, the default
directories c:\dislin and /usr/local/dislin are used on Win-
dows and Linux/UNIX systems.

                         D I S E N V

This routine sets the  DISLIN  environment within a program. 
If the DISLIN environment is already defined  outside of the
program, a call to DISENV has no affect.
        
The call is:  CALL DISENV (CPATH)           level 0, 1, 2, 3

CPATH         is a character string  that contains the  path
              to the DISLIN installation directory.
