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From: rochberg-david@CS.YALE.EDU (David Rochberg)
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Subject: Normal lines with scaling
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Date: 28 Apr 91 23:04:36 GMT
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I am trying to write a quick-n-dirty output routine for my digital
logic simulator (written in Haskell--your favorite functional
language, but that's another story.)  Anyways, because the numbers
involved are 0 and 1, it would seem reasonable to "5 72 scale" to get
a 1-inch trace for a 0/1 transition.  However, all lines that are
thicker than a hairline look bizarre because they too are scaled
accordingly.  Any way around this?  Please mail, as I'm not a regular
reader (:-<)

				-David
				rochberg@cs.yale.edu
many thanks in advance.
-- 
"Awful things await really bad people." -Jenny Holzer