dft2svg 0.3.5 © 2006-2013 by Turku PET Centre

Make XY plots of PET time-activity curves (TACs) in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 1.1. format; specification in http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/ SVG files can be viewed with web browsers and processed further using for example Batik, Gimp, and Inkscape. TAC files can be given in DFT and PMOD formats. Command-line arguments: 1) Filename for SVG graphics file 2-n) Filename(s) of TAC data Command-line options: -L TACs that are given after this option are plotted with lines only -S TACs that are given after this option are plotted with symbols only -B TACs that are given after this option are plotted with lines and symbols (default) -x1=<start of x axis> -x2=<end of x axis> -y1=<start of y axis> -y2=<end of y axis> -nmt, -nxt, -nyt Do not show main title or x or y axis titles -mt="<main title>" User-specified string to override any default main title -xt="<x axis title>" User-specified string to override any default x axis title -yt="<y axis title>" User-specified string to override any default y axis title -legend=<yes|No|auto> Show TAC legends (yes), do not show (no, default), or automatically determine whether to show or not (auto) -h or --help Print this message and exit -v, --version or --build Print software build information and exit --silent Program works silently, printing only warnings and error messages. Normally, SVG graphics file should have extension .svg. Alternatively, SVG graphics can be written inline in XHTML file by setting the extension to .xhtml (for web browsers). See also: fit2dat, dftscale, dftmax, dft2html, dft2csv Keywords: simulation, modelling, plotting, tool, DFT, TAC, SVG, XML This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under GNU General Public License.