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From: Briggs.pa@XEROX.COM
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Subject: Re: SPY
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Date: 15 Feb 89 04:36:00 GMT
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For what it's worth, you can shift-select the SPY graph into a TEdit
document and save it, but then it is purely the grapher graph, and has lost
the data that it was based on (i.e., adjust the threshold and
merge-none/all/default *before* you put it into TEdit)

In the Lyric release (at least) of Xerox Lisp there was a Lispusers package
called HGRAPH which redefined the Grapher hardcopy fn so that it would
print multiple panels for large graphs -- don't know how well it interacted
with SPY graphs in Lyric though.

You might want to consider setting the "Threshold" to something like 5 or
10%, which will reduce the size of the SPY graph, and you'll see who the
real time hogs are instead of all the little stuff that you probably don't
care about (adjust the threshold value until you see about what you want,
it depends on the program -- sometimes I set it around 2%)

					\nick briggs