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pnmnoraw

convert portable any map to plain (ASCII) anymap format

Synopsis

pnmtoplainpnm [pnmfile]


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  ppmquant 224 logo_linux_renux.ppm > logo_linux_renux_224.ppm




  pnmnoraw logo_linux_renux_224.ppm >
  logo_linux_renux_ascii_224.ppm
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  ppmquant 224 tmp.ppm > tmp224.ppm




  pnmnoraw tmp224.ppm > logo_linux_clut224.ppm




  rm tmp*.ppm
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  ppmquant 224 $1 > logo.ppm




  pnmnoraw logo.ppm > logo_ascii.ppm






  gdk-pixbuf-csource --macros logo_ascii.ppm > logo.tmp






  sed -e "s/MY_PIXBUF/POKY_IMG/g" -e
  "s/guint8/uint8/g" logo.tmp >
  psplash-poky-img.h && rm logo.tmp
  && rm logo_ascii.ppm && rm logo.ppm
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  sleep 1




  pnmnoraw logo_custom_224.ppm >
  logo_rafael_clut224.ppm




  sleep 1




  rm logo_custom_224.ppm
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  pnminterp pnmnoraw pnmscale pnmsplit
  pnmtofits pnmtojpeg pnmtopnm pnmtops \\\




  pnmtotiff pnmtotiffcmyk ppmnorm ppmsvgalib
  ppmtojpeg ppmtotga ppmtouil \\\
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  pnminterp pnmnoraw pnmscale pnmsplit
  pnmtofits pnmtojpeg pnmtopnm pnmtops \\\




  pnmtotiff pnmtotiffcmyk ppmnorm ppmsvgalib
  ppmtojpeg ppmtotga ppmtouil \\\

description

Reads a portable anymap as input, either from the named file or if no file named, from Standard Input. Writes out the image in plain (ASCII) anymap format to Standard Output. Of the three plain anymap formats, this program generates the one that corresponds naturally to the one of the three anymap formats that is the input (PBM for PBM, etc.).


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pnm

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