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JRAW(10.1) JRAW(10.1) NAME jraw - 5620 schematic entry program SYNOPSIS jraw [ -pswk ] [ file ] DESCRIPTION Jraw is an interactive schematics editor run under mux(9.1). The schematic files have a conventional .j suffix. The terminal program is controlled by menus; via button 2 the user may define macro boundaries, create new boxes, put down existing instances (from a library), define new instances as well as snarf, cut, paste and scroll. Button 3 edits a file (this erases the current drawing), writes it, or reads another library file. Note that read will destroy existing part definitions. Button 1 is used to draw lines as well as point to interesting points. Typing directly to jraw usually creates a string. A string has two parts, separated by a carriage return. Both of these parts are used by -w. There are a few non-interactive uses of jraw. -w Convert jraw files to CDL format. In order for part names to be associated with a symbol, the part name must be inside the bounding box. -k Extend the bounding box by two grid points. This is great for analog drawings. -p Produce pictorial schematics in pic(1) input format. -s Produce pictorial schematics in Postscript input. FILES the standard gate file analog parts SEE ALSO cdmglob(10.1), pic(1), troff(1), awb(10.1) BUGS It should be able to read in multiple files. Bart should have written this. UCDS JRAW(10.1)