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# Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
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# This script reads a PostScript file and adds commands which inform an HP
# DesignJet (5500ps, though it also works on an 800ps, too) of the size of the
# page. Otherwise, it won't print more than about 50" long.
#
# Not sure if this is exactly the right size, or if it will always precede
# BeginSetup, but it works for dot-produced .ps files.
/^%%BoundingBox:/ { width = $4; height = $5 }
/^%%BeginSetup$/ {
exit 1;
}
print;
# I doubt this is necessary, but the PPD spec suggests it.
print "%%BeginFeature: *CustomPageSize";
# Here we print the parameters to the code below. We add an inch of
# 'far' margin (the 'near' margin should have already been set by dot
# to be whatever margin was set to in the .dot file).
# This is the magic code from HP's ppd file. Actually, the ppd code
# begins with pop pop pop, but that just discards the orientation and
# offset parameters, so if we don't print them in the first place, it
# won't matter.
print "<</PageSize [ 5 -2 roll ] /ImagingBBox null>>setpagedevice";
print "%%EndFeature";
next;
}
{ print }