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XPAT(1) 		    ALLIANCE Reference Manual			 XPAT(1)

NAME
     xpat - graphic pattern viewer

SYNOPSIS
     xpat [-l file_name] [-xor] [-install] [-force]

DESCRIPTION
     Xpat is a pattern viewer. All functionnalities can be accessed through dif-
     ferent  menus.   Xpat works under Motif and X11r6.  When entering Xpat, the
     main window appears and shows 5 different menus on the top bar. These menus
     can be entered by simply clicking on the mouse left button. Here is the de-
     scription of these menus.

     File      Open : load an existing pattern file (see pat(5)).
	       Quit : quit xpat.

     Edit      Identify : identify a selected pattern.
	       Connected : highlight a selected pattern.
	       Search : search a pattern.

     View      Zoom : perform zoom in, zoom out, center, fit, refresh on figure.
	       Layer : select types of layers displayed.
	       Map : show cursor position in the entire figure.
	       Arrows : show arrows for moving at the grid step.
	       Grid : Set the X,Y step of the grid if displayed.

     Tools     Message : display the last error messages

     Setup     Save or load a user defined configuration  of  default  displayed
	       menus.

SPECIAL KEYS
     +/-    Increase or decrease the time scale.

OPTIONS
     -l file_name
	    Load the pattern file file_name (without extention .pat)

     -xor   Two graphic cursor methods can be used, invert or xor.

     -force
	    this option force all graphical objects to be displayed.

     -install
	    Switch to a private color map.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
     MBK_WORK_LIB
	    indicates the path to the read directory for the session.

     XPAT_PARAM_NAME (optional)
	    indicates the path to the parameter file used by Xpat.

     SEE ALSO
	    mbk(1), MBK_WORK_LIB(1), PAT(5), asimut(1)

ASIM/LIP6			September 1, 2000			 XPAT(1)

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