Man page - hexdraw(1)
Packages contains this manual
- unibmpbump(1)
- unihexrotate(1)
- unifont-viewer(1)
- unihex2png(1)
- hexdraw(1)
- hexkinya(1)
- unipng2hex(1)
- unigenwidth(1)
- unicoverage(1)
- unibdf2hex(1)
- unipagecount(1)
- hexmerge(1)
- unifontchojung(1)
- unifont1per(1)
- hex2bdf(1)
- unihex2bmp(1)
- unihexgen(1)
- unifontpic(1)
- unigencircles(1)
- johab2ucs2(1)
- unidup(1)
- bdfimplode(1)
- unihexfill(1)
- unibmp2hex(1)
- hexbraille(1)
- hex2sfd(1)
- unifontksx(1)
- unifont(5)
apt-get install unifont-bin
Manual
HEXDRAW
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
FILES
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
LICENSE
BUGS
NAME
hexdraw - Convert a GNU Unifont .hex file to and from an ASCII text file
SYNOPSIS
hexdraw
[--height
height
] <
input-font.hex
>
output-font.txt
hexdraw
[--height
height
] <
input-font.txt
>
output-font.hex
DESCRIPTION
hexdraw reads a sorted GNU Unifont .hex file from STDIN and writes a two dimensional ASCII art rendering for each glyph to STDOUT. The output file can be edited with any text editor, then converted back into a .hex file. Unifont ASCII hexadecimal glyphs are 16 pixels high and can be 8, 16, 24, or 32 pixels wide.
OPTIONS
|
--height |
By default, hexdraw expects glyphs to be 16 rows high. Alternatively, a different height of 24, 32, or 64 can be specified, for glyphs that are up to 128 columns wide by 64 rows high. |
FILES
*.hex GNU Unifont font files
SEE ALSO
bdfimplode (1), hex2bdf (1), hex2otf (1), hex2sfd (1), hexbraille (1), hexkinya (1), hexmerge (1), johab2syllables (1), johab2ucs2 (1), unibdf2hex (1), unibmp2hex (1), unibmpbump (1), unicoverage (1), unidup (1), unifont (5), unifont-johab631 (5), unifont-viewer (1), unifont1per (1), unifontchojung (1), unifontksx (1), unifontpic (1), unigen-hangul (1), unigencircles (1), unigenwidth (1), unihex2bmp (1), unihex2png (1), unihexfill (1), unihexgen (1), unihexpose (1), unihexrotate (1), unijohab2html (1), unipagecount (1), unipng2hex (1)
AUTHOR
hexdraw was written by Roman Czyborra.
LICENSE
hexdraw is Copyright © 1998 Roman Czyborra.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
BUGS
No known bugs exist.