graph_paper_test
graph_paper_test,
a FORTRAN90 code which
calls graph_paper(), which
makes graph paper.
Licensing:
The computer code and data files described and made available on this web page
are distributed under
the MIT license
Related:
graph_paper,
a FORTRAN90 code which
makes PostScript (PS) graph paper using rectangular, triangular,
or hexagonal grids.
Source Code:
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hexagonal_1.png,
a PNG image of
a hexagonal line grid that roughly forms a triangle.
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hexagonal_2.png,
a PNG image of
a hollow hexagonal
dot grid that fills a rectangle. The dots look like "chicken wire",
because a central dot of each hexagon has been removed.
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hexagonal_3.png,
a PNG image of
a hexagonal line grid that fills a rectangle (some minor defects
in the image need to be attended to).
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hexagonal_4.png,
a PNG image of
a hexagonal line grid that fills a rectangle. This is similar to
the chicken wire graph, except that no dots are omitted.
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hexagonal_5.png,
a PNG image of
a 14x14 hexagonal grid suitable for playing HEX.
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polar_1.png,
a PNG image of
a polar line grid.
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sudoku_blank.png,
a PNG image of
a sheet of 12 blank sudoku grids.
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sudoku_filled.png,
a PNG image of
a sheet of 12 sudoku grids, only one of them has a problem set up.
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staggered_2.png,
a PNG image of
a staggered dot grid.
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triangular_1.png,
a PNG image of
a triangular line grid.
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triangular_2.png,
a PNG image of
a triangular dot grid.
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uniform_1.png,
a PNG image of
a uniform line grid;
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uniform_2.png,
a PNG image of
a uniform dot grid;
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uniform_3.png,
a PNG image of a uniform line grid with heavy guide lines;
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uniform_4.png,
a PNG image of
a uniform line grid with 12 boxes per inch;
Last revised on 11 July 2020.
