commands.sh

pbmtextps

all

Render text as a PBM image using PostScript. See also: `pbmtext`.

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Options (3)

-lboolean

Specify the desired left and top margins

Example: pbmtextps {{[-l|-leftmargin]}} {{70}} {{[-t|-topmargin]}} {{162}} "{{Hello World!}}" > {{path/to/output.pbm}}
-tboolean

Specify the desired left and top margins

Example: pbmtextps {{[-l|-leftmargin]}} {{70}} {{[-t|-topmargin]}} {{162}} "{{Hello World!}}" > {{path/to/output.pbm}}
boolean

Do not output the rendered text as a PBM image, but a PostScript program that would create this image

Example: pbmtextps {{[-du|-dump-ps]}} "{{Hello World!}}" > {{path/to/output.ps}}

Examples (4)

Render a single line of text as a PBM image

pbmtextps "Hello World!" > path/to/output.pbm

Specify the font and font size

pbmtextps -font Times-Roman -fontsize 30 "Hello World!" > path/to/output.pbm

Specify the desired left and top margins

pbmtextps [-l|-leftmargin] 70 [-t|-topmargin] 162 "Hello World!" > path/to/output.pbm

Do not output the rendered text as a PBM image, but a PostScript program that would create this image

pbmtextps [-du|-dump-ps] "Hello World!" > path/to/output.ps
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