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PHOTOGRAPHS in the QUIPU directory service. Use pr2pe to convert sunview pixrect files into `pe' files. Currently there are 5 picture display processes defined:- Xphoto - Display photo in X11 windoow environment sunphoto - Display photo in sunview environment ttyphoto - Display photo on a simple terminal hexphoto - Display photo in hex !!! t4014 - Display on Tetronix 4014 (emulating !) terminals. Each can be tested with the file "sk" e.g. ttyphoto < sk Display for other devices can be easily added. Take a copy of template.c, and supply the 5 routines defined. Look at sunview.c hexphoto.c ttyphoto.c t4014.c and winx.c examples. Then compile using: cc -o myphoto d_main.o decode.o build_trees.o interface.o myphoto.o To get the QUIPU interfaces to call these routine when a photo is loaded, an entry of the form photo falco ttyphoto is needed in your dsaptailor file. This will tell the interfaces to use the program `typhoto' if your terminal type (determined from the TERM environment variable) is `falco'. ttyphoto's output can be modified with 4 environment variables: photo_scale: set to `small' (default), `medium' or `large'. photo_invert: set true or false. photo_equal: false - display photo as is. true - apply histogram equalisation to try and improve quality. edge - Used `edges by expansion' to try to get a better photo photo_mapping: This must contain a 16 charcter string. The string is used to create the greyscale. Suggestions as to how to improve `ttyphoto' are welcome.