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dthelpprint(1)		 USER COMMANDS		   dthelpprint(1)

NAME
     dthelpprint   -   print   utility	 for   DtHelpDialog   and
     DtHelpQuickDialog widgets

SYNOPSIS
     dthelpprint [options]

     Options controlling what to print:
     -helpType	    type	  type of Help data.
     -helpType	    type	  type of Help data.  type = 0
				  (help volume), 1 (string), 2
				  (man page), 3 (help file)
     -helpVolume    volume	  full path of Help volume file.
     -locationId    location	  name of Help topic in the
				  volume.
     -allTopics			  print all topics, toc, & index.
     -subTopics			  print topic locationId and all
				  subtopics.
     -oneTopic			  print topic locationId.
     -toc			  print Help volume table of con-
				  tents.
     -index			  print Help volume index.
     -frontMatter		  print Help volume front matter.
     -manPage	    manpagename	  name of man page.
     -stringData    string	  Help text to print.
     -helpFile	    filename	  file containing Help text.
     -topicTitle    title	  title string for Help text.
     _____________________________________________________________

     Options controlling how to print:

     -printer	   printername	    printer to use.
     copies	   number	    number of copies to print.
     -outputFile   filename	    write output to this file.
     -paperSize	   size		    format content to this paper
				    size.
     -paperSize	   size		    format content to this paper
				    size.  size =
				    {help_papersize_letter|help_papersize_legal|
				    help_papersize_executive|help_papersize_a4|
				    help_papersize_b5}
     -display	   displayname	    display from which to get
				    resources.
     -name	   name		    program name used when getting
				    resources.
     -class	   name		    class name used when getting
				    resources.
     -xrm	   resourcestring   additional resources.
     ___________________________________________________________________________

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DESCRIPTION
     The dthelpprint utility is a private utility used by DtHelp-
     Dialog(3) and DtHelpQuickDialog(3) for printing Help infor-
     mation.  It is not a public utility, and no effort to main-
     tain backwards compatibility will be made across versions.
     That said, it is sometimes useful to use dthelpprint
     directly and to configure its operation.

     The dthelpprint utility processes help topics and can send
     the output to a printer or to a specified output file.  The
     dthelpprint utility is an integral part of the TED Help Sys-
     tem.  Access to dthelpprint is provided by the dthelpview(1)
     client's Print dialog, an application's Help window, or
     through a utility line shell.

     The dthelpprint utility can print plain text strings, plain
     text files, Unix man pages, and TED Help volumes.	TED Help
     volumes are printed without any graphics, and there is no
     indication of missing graphics.  The standard man(1) and
     dthelpview(1) search paths are used to find manual pages and
     TED Help volumes; Help volumes and files may be specified
     with an absolute pathname.

OPTIONS
     The dthelpprint utility has two sets of utility line
     options.  The first set controls what should be printed.
     The second set controls how it should be printed.	All
     option names must be used exactly as given.  An alternative
     to specifying options on the utility line is to specify them
     using resources in an app-defaults file.  This is useful for
     changing the default values from those given below.  See the
     RESOURCE OVERVIEW heading in this manual page for more
     information.

	Options controlling what to print:

	-helpType type
	      The type of Help data to print.  This is a numeric
	      value, as follows:  0=help volume, 1=string, 2=man
	      page, 3=help file.  The default value is 0, a Help
	      volume.

	-helpVolume volume
	      The name of the volume holding the topics to be
	      printed.	If volume is unqualified, the standard
	      dthelpview(1) search paths are used to locate the
	      volume; these are also covered in the ENVIRONMENT
	      VARIABLES heading in this manual page.  The volume
	      may also be specified relative to the current
	      directory by beginning the volume name with "./" or
	      "../". This option is useful only in conjunction
	      with a -helpType of 0 (zero).

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	-locationId location
	      The starting topic for processing topics of a Help
	      volume.  The location must be a text string used by
	      the author to mark a location in the volume.  The
	      default value is _hometopic, which is the top topic
	      of a TED Help volume.  This option is useful only
	      in conjunction with -helpVolume.

	-allTopics
	      Instructs dthelpprint to print the entire help
	      volume, including front matter, table of contents,
	      all topics, and an index.	 This option is useful
	      only in conjunction with -helpVolume.

	-subTopics
	      Instructs dthelpprint to print the topic specified
	      by -locationId and all the subtopics of that topic.
	      This option is useful only in conjunction with
	      -helpVolume.

	-oneTopic
	      Instructs dthelpprint to print the topic specified
	      by -locationId.  This option is useful only in con-
	      junction with -helpVolume.

	-toc  Instructs dthelpprint to print the Table of Con-
	      tents of the specified helpVolume.  This option is
	      useful only in conjunction with -helpVolume.

	-index
	      Instructs dthelpprint to print the Index of the
	      specified helpVolume.  This option is useful only
	      in conjunction with -helpVolume.

	-frontMatter
	      Instructs dthelpprint to print the front matter of
	      the specified helpVolume.	 Front matter includes
	      the volume title, abstract, and copyright informa-
	      tion.  This option is useful only in conjunction
	      with -helpVolume.

	-stringData string
	      Specifies a string to print.  This option is useful
	      only in conjunction with a -helpType of 1.

	-manPage manpagename
	      Specifies the name of the Unix man page to print.
	      This option is useful only in conjunction with a
	      -helpType of 2.

	-helpFile filename
	      Specifies a file to print.  This option is useful

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	      only in conjunction with a -helpType of 3.

	Options controlling how to print:

	-printer printername
	   Specifies which printer to use.  If this isn't speci-
	   fied as a utility-line option or resource, the default
	   value is taken from the environment variable LPDEST.

	-copies number
	   Specifies how many copies to produce.  The default
	   value is 1.	This option is only ignored when generat-
	   ing an output file.

	-outputFile filename
	   Specifies a file to hold the print-ready output.  If
	   this option is specified, no output is sent to the
	   printer.

	-paperSize size
	   Specifies a size of paper to which the output should
	   be formatted.  There are five valid values for size:
	   help_papersize_letter, help_papersize_legal,
	   help_papersize_executive, help_papersize_a4,
	   help_papersize_b5.  The default value is
	   help_papersize_letter.

	-display displayname
	   Specifies the X display used to retrieve resource
	   values.  Typical format for displayname is
	   hostname:display_number.screen_number.  If no screen
	   number is specified, the first screen (0) is used.
	   See also X(1)

	-name name
	   Specifies the application name under which resources
	   are to be obtained.	The default is dthelpprint.  The
	   resource application.name way also be used to specify
	   the name.

	-class classname
	   Specifies the application class name under which
	   resources are to be obtained.  The default is dthelp-
	   print.  The resource application.class may also be
	   used to specify the class name.

	-xrm resourcestring
	   Specifies an addition to the resource database used by
	   this invocation of the program.

RESOURCE OVERVIEW
     The dthelpprint utiity uses resources in addition to

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     utility-line options to configure its operation.  There are
     many more resources available for this purpose than
     utility-line options.  To set a resource on the utility
     line, use the -xrm option.

     The application class is dthelpprint unless specified other-
     wise with the application.class or Application.Class
     resources or the -class option.  The application instance
     name is the name used to run the program (usually dthelp-
     print) unless specified otherwise with the application.name
     or Application.Name resource or the -name option.	In the
     following coverage of resource specifications, the
     application's class name and instance name can be used
     interchangably; however, if the same resource is specified
     more than once, the instance-specific resource takes pre-
     cedence over the class resource.  In addition, when a value
     can be specified using either a resource or utility-line
     option, the utility-line option value takes precedence.

     The dthelpprint utility has three types of resources.

	Help Content   These resoures specify what to print.
		       Typically, these values are specified
		       using utility-line options instead of
		       resources.

	Content Processing
		       These resources specify in more detail the
		       configuration of how to print.  These
		       resources include some values that can be
		       specified with utility-line options, but
		       also many others.

	Printer Configuration:
		       The dthelpprint utility allows printer-
		       specific configurations to be specified.
		       The configuration used is controlled by
		       the value of the printer resource or
		       -printer option.

HELP CONTENT RESOURCES
     These resources specify what to print.  The syntax for
     specifying the resources is

	Dthelpprint*resource:resource value

     For example, Dthelpprint*helpVolume: aVolume.sdl is used to
     specify the name of the Help volume.

  Basic Resource Set
	Name		Class		  Type		Default
     ____________________________________________________________

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     locationId	      LocationId	string	       _HOMETOPIC
     helpVolume	      HelpVolume	string	       NULL
     manPage				ManPage
     stringData	      StringData	string	       NULL
     helpFile	      HelpFile		string	       NULL
     topicTitle	      TopicTitle	string	       NULL
     helpType	      HelpType		string	       NULL
     ____________________________________________________________

     These Help-content resources are defined in DtHelpDialog(3).
     The following content options are specific to dthelpprint.
     Setting the resource to any value makes it True.

  Additional Resource Set
	Name		  Class		    Type	 Default
     ____________________________________________________________
     allTopics	       AllTopics	  string	 NULL
     subTopics	       SubTopics	  string	 NULL
     oneTopic	       OneTopic		  string	 NULL
     toc	       Toc		  string	 NULL
     index	       Index		  string	 NULL
     frontMatter       FrontMatter	  string	 NULL
     ____________________________________________________________

     These Help-content resources have the same meaning as the
     dthelpprint utility-line options of the same name.

HELP PROCESSING RESOURCES
     These resources specify how to print.  The syntax for speci-
     fying the resources is:

	Dthelpprint*resource:resource value

     For example, Dthelpprint*printer: aPrinter is used to
     specify the name of the printer.

  Basic Resource Set
	Name		 Class		   Type		 Default
     ____________________________________________________________
     printer	       Printer		 string		 NULL
     copies	       Copies		 string		 NULL
     outputFile	       OutputFile	 string		 NULL
     paperSize	       PaperSize	 string		 NULL
     display	       Display		 string		 NULL
     ____________________________________________________________

     These Help-processing resources have the same meaning as the
     dthelpprint utility-line options of the same name.	 It is
     used to specify the name of the printer.

  Additional Resource Set
	   Name		       Class		Type	 Default

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    ______________________________________________________________
    evenTocHeader	 EvenTocHeader	      string	 see below
    oddTocHeader	 OddTocHeader	      string	 see below
    evenTocFooter	 EvenTocFooter	      string	 see below
    oddTocFooter	 OddTocFooter	      string	 see below
    evenBodyHeader	 EvenBodyHeader	      string	 see below
    oddBodyHeader	 OddBodyHeader	      string	 see below
    evenBodyFooter	 EvenBodyFooter	      string	 see below
    oddBodyFooter	 OddBodyFooter	      string	 see below
    evenIndexHeader	 EvenIndexHeader      string	 see below
    oddIndexHeader	 OddIndexHeader	      string	 see below
    evenIndexFooter	 EvenIndexFooter      string	 see below
    oddIndexFooter	 OddIndexFooter	      string	 see below
    echoCommand		 EchoCommand	      string	 echo
    echoArgs		 EchoArgs	      string	 "%s"
    foldCommand		 FoldCommand	      string	 fold
    foldArgs		 FoldArgs	      string	 -w %d %s
    prCommand		 PrCommand	      string	 pr
    prArgs		 PrArgs		      string	 see below
    prOffsetArg		 PrOffsetArg	      string	 -o%d
    manCommand		 ManCommand	      string	 man
    manArgs		 ManArgs	      string	 %s
    redirectCmdAndArgs	 RedirectCmdAndArgs   string	 > %s
    lpCommand		 LpCommand	      string	 lp
    shCommand		 ShCommand	      string	 see below
    iconvCmdAndArgs	 IconvCmdAndArgs      string	 see below
    ______________________________________________________________

evenTocHeader, oddTocHeader, evenTocFooter, oddTocFooter,
evenBodyHeader, oddBodyHeader, evenBodyFooter, oddBodyFooter,
evenIndexHeader, oddIndexHeader, evenIndexFooter, oddIndexFooter
________________________________________________________________________________________________

     The values of these resources are used as the header and
     footer strings only when printing Help volumes.  Header and
     footer strings are specified separately for odd and even
     pages to support double sided printing.  The strings may
     contain symbolic names for dynamic values.

     Dynamic values are updated each time the string is to be
     used.  Valid dynamic values are as follows:
   Symbol			       Value
______________________________________________________________________
$LMARGIN       left margin blanks.
$TODAY	       today's date.
$VOLDATE       date on the help volume file.
$VOLUME	       volume name.
$VOLUMEFILL    filler for fixed sized 50 column volume name.
$TOPIC	       section topic title.
$TOPICFILL     filler for fixed sized 50 column section topic title.
$PAGENUM       page number.

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$PAGENUMFILL   filler for fixed sized 3 column page number.
$SECTNUM       section number or name.
$SECTNUMFILL   filler for fixed sized 8 column section number or name.
______________________________________________________________________

     The default values for the resources are as follows (To
     improve understanding, the blank spaces have been replaced
     with '.'.):

	evenTocHeader and oddTocHeader:
	   $LMARGIN$VOLUME\n\n

	evenTocFooter and oddTocFooter:
	   \n$LMARGIN......................................................$SECTNUM

	evenBodyHeader and oddBodyHeader:
	   $LMARGIN$VOLUME$VOLUMEFILL.............$PAGENUMFILLPage.$PAGENUM

	evenBodyFooter and oddBodyFooter:
	   \n$LMARGIN$TOPIC$TOPICFILL.....$SECTNUMFILLSection.$SECTNUM\n

	evenIndexHeader and oddIndexHeader:
	   $LMARGIN$VOLUME$VOLUMEFILL.............$PAGENUMFILLPage.$PAGENUM\n\n

	evenIndexFooter and oddIndexFooter:
	   \n$LMARGIN..................................................................$SECTNUM\n

	echoCommand    The utility used to echo the stringData
		       from stdin to stdout.

	echoArgs       The argument string to the echoCommand.
		       The string must use printf formatting and
		       may reference this argument: STRING
		       string.

	foldCommand    The utility used to fold a long string
		       into a formatted string with a maxiumum
		       column width.

	foldArgs       The argument string to the foldCommand.
		       The string must use printf formatting and
		       may referece these arguments: INT column
		       width, STRING filename.

	prCommand      The utility used to format a file in
		       preparation for printing.

	prArgs	       The argument string to the prCommand. The
		       string must use printf formatting and may
		       reference these arguments:  STRING job
		       title, INT page height, STRING filename.
		       The default value is -h


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	prOffsetArg    Sometimes the prArgs is augmented with the
		       option to offset the contents by n
		       columns.	 The value contains the offset
		       argument.  The string must use printf for-
		       matting and may reference this argument:
		       INT column-offset.

	manCommand     The utility used to recover a formatted
		       Unix man page.

	manArgs	       The argument string to the manCommand. The
		       string must use printf formatting and may
		       reference these arguments: STRING man-
		       page-name.

	redirectCmdAndArgs
		       When stdout is to be redirected to a file,
		       this utility and arguments are used.  The
		       string must use printf formatting and may
		       reference these arguments:  STRING
		       filename

	lpCommand      The utility is used to print a file.  The
		       utility must accept the standard lp(1)
		       utility-line arguments.

	shCommand      The shell script used by dthelpprint to
		       actally invoke the lpCommand on the target
		       file.  The default value is
		       /usr/dt/bin/dthelpprint.sh.

	iconvCmdAndArgs
		       The utility is used to translate a file
		       from one character set to another.  The
		       argument string must use printf formatting
		       and may reference these arguments:  STRING
		       from-charset, STRING to-charset, STRING
		       source-file, STRING dest-file.  The
		       default value is iconv -f %s -t %s %s > %s

PRINTER CONFIGURATION RESOURCES
     These resources specify printer configuration.  This
     includes a default configuration as well as printer-specific
     configurations.  The syntax for specifying the resources is

	Dthelpprint*printer.resource:resource value

	Dthelpprint*printer.printerName.resource:resource value

     For example,

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	Dthelpprint*printer.paperSize: help_papersize_legal

      help_papersize_executive
	Dthelpprint*printer.laser-c4.paperSize:

     set the default paper size to legal and the paper size on
     the printer named "laser-c4" to executive.

  Basic Resource Set
      Name		Class		Type	       Default
______________________________________________________________________
paperSize	   PaperSize	      String	 help_papersize_letter
colsWidth	   ColsWidth	      Int	 0
rowsHeight	   RowsHeight	      Int	 0
colsLeftMargin	   ColsLeftMargin     Int	 10
colsRightMargin	   ColsRightMargin    Int	 10
rowsTopMargin	   RowsTopMargin      Int	 6
rowsBottomMargin   RowsBottomMargin   Int	 6
______________________________________________________________________

     These resources are used to specify the printer configura-
     tion, specifically with respect to the paper used for print-
     ing.  Paper size can be specified either by using the paper-
     Size resource or by setting an explicit size with the
     colsWidth and rowsHeight resources.  The margin values
     specify the amount of white space retained around the page.

	paperSize      This resource can be used to set the paper
		       size to predefined dimensions.  Valid
		       values are help_papersize_letter, (8.5 x
		       11 in; 69 rows x 91 cols)
		       help_papersize_legal, (8.5 x 14 in; 88
		       rows x 91 cols) help_papersize_executive,
		       (7.25 x 10.5 in, 66 rows x 77 cols)
		       help_papersize_a4, (210 x 297 mm, 73 rows
		       x 88 cols) and help_papersize_b5 (182 x
		       257 mm, 63 rows x 76 cols).  If these
		       dimensions are insufficient, the colsWidth
		       and rowsHeight resources can be used to
		       provide explicit dimensions.  All dimen-
		       sions are given in columns and rows of
		       text in the default printer font.

	colsWidth      Width of the paper in columns of charac-
		       ters in the default printer font.  The
		       value may not be 0 (zero).

	rowsHeight     Height of the paper in rows of text in the
		       default printer font.  The value may not
		       be 0 (zero).

	colsLeftMargin Width of the left margin in columns of

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		       characters in the default printer font.

	colsRightMargin
		       Width of the right margin in columns of
		       characters in the default printer font.

	rowsTopMargin  Height of the top margin in rows of text
		       in the default printer font.

	rowsBottomMargin
		       Height of the bottom margin in rows of
		       text in the default printer font.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
     The TED Help system uses two environment variables for
     locating Help volumes files within the desktop environment:

	DTHELPSEARCHPATH
		       System search path environment variable
		       for locating Help volumes on local and/or
		       remote nfs mounted systems.

	DTHELPUSERSEARCHPATH
		       Users search path environment variable for
		       locating user specific Help volumes on
		       local and/or remote nfs mounted systems.

     Refer to DtHelpDialog(3) or DtHelpQuickDialog(3) for infor-
     mation of setting the DTHELP environment variables.

INPUT FILES
     The following are input files and resource databases are
     merged by dthelpprint to construct the complete resource
     database used by the program.  Resource collisions are
     resolved by having the last value take precedence.

	/usr/dt/app-defaults/C/Dthelpprint

	/usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Dthelpprint

	$HOME/Dthelpprint

	display resources or $HOME/.Xdefaults

	screen resources

	$XENVIRONMENT or $HOME/.Xdefaults-<hostname>

	utility-line resources

OUTPUT FILES
     The dthelpprint utility always generates an output file,

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     either for sending to the printer or to place in a user-
     specified file.

	$HOME/.dt/tmp/phlp<process id>_<cnt>.txt
		       These are the temporary files generated by
		       the dthelpprint utility.	 These files are
		       placed under the user's directory so that
		       remote systems can reach the file via NFS.

	$PWD/db.dthelpprint
		       This file is generated in the current
		       directory when the debugHelpPrint resource
		       is defined.  The file constains the com-
		       plete set of resources used by dthelpprint
		       to configure its operation.

  Warning Messages
      used.
	Warning: Illegal or missing paper size. help_papersize_letter
		       Indicates an invalid or missing value of
		       the paperSize resource or -paperSize
		       option.	Specify the option on the utility
		       line or set a default resource value.

      help_papersize_letter used.
	Warning: Missing paper size and height and/or width.
		       Indicates that the printer.colsWidth or
		       printer.rowsHeight resource was used to
		       override the paperSize resource and at
		       least one is set to 0 (zero) or has an
		       invalid value.

	Warning: Unable to open display <display>
		       Indicates that the display specified by
		       the display resource or -display option
		       could not be opened.  This means that the
		       display's resources cannot be used to con-
		       figure dthelpprint.

  Error Messages
	Error: helpType is topic, but no helpVolume specified.
		       Indicates that the helpType resource or
		       -helpType option was 0 (zero) or unspeci-
		       fied and defaulted to 0 (zero) and no
		       helpVolume was specified.

	Error: unable to locate help volume <volume>
		       Indicates that the Help volume could not
		       be found.  This occurs when the volume
		       isn't correctly specified by a full or
		       relative path or doesn't exist in any
		       directory listed by the DtHelp environment

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		       variables.

	Error: problem processing help volume <volume>
		       A problem occurred while processing some
		       part of the Help volume.

	Error: memory allocation failed
		       The program was unable to allocate neces-
		       sary memory.

      tionId <loc>
	Error: unable to get topic information:volume <vol>, loca-
		       Information about the specified location
		       in the specified volume was unavailable or
		       an error occurred while retrieving it from
		       the volume.

	Error: helpType is string, but no stringData specified.
		       The helpType resource or -helpType option
		       is 1 (string) but no stringData resource
		       or -stringData option was specified.

      fied.
	Error: helpType is dynamic string, but no stringData speci-
		       The helpType resource or -helpType option
		       is 1 (dynamic string) but no stringData
		       resource or -stringData option was speci-
		       fied.

	Error: helpType is man page, but no manPage specified.
		       The helpType resource or -helpType option
		       is 2 (manual page) but no manPage resource
		       or -manPage option was specified.

	Error: helpType is file, but no helpFile specified.
		       The helpType resource or -helpType option
		       is 3 (plain text file) but no helpFile
		       resource or -helpFile option was speci-
		       fied.

	Error: Illegal helpType <number>.
		       The helpType resource or -helpType option
		       is not in the range 0 to 3.

	Error: unable to allocate memory for temporary file
		       The memory needed to create the temporary
		       file name couldn't be allocated.

	Error: unable to open temporary file
		       The temporary file couldn't be opened for
		       writing.

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EXAMPLES
      Help4Help.asc
	dthelpprint -helpVolume Help4Help -allTopics -outputFile

	dthelpprint -helpVolume Help4Help -toc -index -printer hplj3

      hplj3
	dthelpprint -helpType 1 -stringData 'test string' -printer

	dthelpprint -helpType 2 -manPage grep -outputFile grep.man

	dthelpprint -helpType 3 -helpFile aFile -printer hplj3

SEE ALSO
     DtHelpDialog(3), DtHelpQuickDialog(1), dthelpview(1),
     man(1), TED Help System Author's and Programmer's Guide.

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