'\" t
'\"
'\"	DO NOT EDIT! This file is generated from lavadecode.1in
'\"
.TH lavadecode 1 "Tue May 02 09:58:23 2017" "lavadecode 0.0"
'\"
'\"
'\"==========================================================================
'\"	STRINGS and MACROS
'\"==========================================================================
'\"
'\"	Define strings for special characters that nroff doesn't have
'\"
'\"	N.B. using .if cua to test for special characters did not work.
'\"
.if !'\*[.T]'ps' .ds ua up
.if  '\*[.T]'ps' .ds ua \(ua
.if !'\*[.T]'ps' .ds da down
.if  '\*[.T]'ps' .ds da \(da
.if !'\*[.T]'ps' .ds <- left
.if  '\*[.T]'ps' .ds <- \(<-
.if !'\*[.T]'ps' .ds -> right
.if  '\*[.T]'ps' .ds -> \(->
'\"
'\"     bx - box a Courier string for making keycaps
'\"
'\"	N.B. this mess is to make the line drawing come out only
'\"	if we are really generating postscript
'\"
.de bx
.ie !'\*[.T]'ps' \{\
.	RB [ \\$1 ]\\$2
.\}
.el \{\
.	ie !r ps4html \{\
'\" \(br\|\s\-1\f(CB\\$1\fP\s+1\|\(br\l'|0\(rn'\l'|0\(ul'
.		ft CW
.		nr par*bxw \w'\\$1'+.4m 
\Z'\v'.25m'\D'l 0 \-1m'\D'l \\n[par*bxw]u 0'\D'l 0 1m'\D'l \-\\n[par*bxw]u 0''\
\Z'\h'.2m'\s\-1\\$1\s+1'\
\h'\\n[par*bxw]u'\\$2
.		ft P
.	\}
.	el \{\
.		RB [ \\$1 ]\\$2
.	\}
.\}
..
'\"
'\" strings to set current color (null with old groff)
'\"
.if mred .ds red \m[red]
.if mgreen .ds green \m[green]
.if mblue .ds blue \m[blue]
.if mblack .ds black \m[black]
.if mblack .ds mP \mP
'\"
'\" fix for grotty + xterm. We call for orange, grotty outputs yellow,
'\" but xterm displays yellow as orange.  The cycle is complete.
'\"
.if n .defcolor orange rgb #ffff00
'\"
'\" color <color> \- set the current color (ignores request with old groff)
'\"
.de color
.if mred \m[\\$1]\c
..
'\"
'\" colorword <color> <word> \- colorize a word (ignored by old groff)
'\"
.de colorword
.ie m\\$1 \m[\\$1]\\$2\mP\c
.el \\$2\c
..
'\"
'\" colbox <fg> <bg> <word> \- colorize a word in a filled box
'\"
.de colbox
.ie mred \M[\\$2]\
\v'+.167v'\
\D'P 0 \-0.9v  \w'\\$3'u 0  0 +0.9v   \-\w'\\$3'u 0'\
\v'\-.167v'\
\m[\\$1]\\$3\mP\MP
.el \\$3\c
..
'\"
'\"	Macros for doing pdfmarks
'\"
.de specialps
.if  '\*[.T]'ps' \\k_\X'ps: \\$*'\h'|\\n_u'\c
..
'\"
'\" pdfmark PDFMARKCODE
'\"
.ds pdfmarks
.if d pdfmarks \{\
.de pdfmark
.	specialps exec [\\$1 pdfmark
..
'\"
'\" pdfdest LINKNAME
'\"
.de pdfdest
.pdfmark "/Dest /\\$1 /View [/XYZ \-5 PL null] /DEST"
..
'\"
'\" pdfbookmark COUNT LINKNAME STRING
'\"
.de pdfbookmark
.   pdfmark "/View [/XYZ 44 730 1.0] /Count \\$1 /Dest /\\$2 /Title (\\$3) /OUT"
..
'\"
'\"	Define the SH and SS macros to save pdfmark information
'\"	in "arrays" of numbers and strings.
'\"
.if !r rr_n \{\
.nr rr_n 0 1
.am SH
.	nr rr_levels!\\n+[rr_n] 2
.	ds rr_labels!\\n[rr_n] \\$*
.	pdfdest Link\\n[rr_n]
..
.am SS
.	nr rr_levels!\\n+[rr_n] 3
.	ds rr_labels!\\n[rr_n] \\$*
.	pdfdest Link\\n[rr_n]
..
.\}
'\"
'\"	Called at the end of the document to generate the pdfmark outline
'\"
.de pdf_outline
.nr rr_levels!\\n+[rr_n] 1
.nr rr_i 0 1
.while \\n+[rr_i]<\\n[rr_n] \{\
.   nr rr_ip1 \\n[rr_i]+1
.   nr rr_count 0
.   if \\n[rr_levels!\\n[rr_ip1]]>\\n[rr_levels!\\n[rr_i]] \{\
.       nr rr_j \\n[rr_i] 1
.       while \\n+[rr_j]<\\n[rr_n] \{\
.           if \\n[rr_levels!\\n[rr_j]]<=\\n[rr_levels!\\n[rr_i]] \{\
.               break
.           \}
.           if \\n[rr_levels!\\n[rr_j]]==(\\n[rr_levels!\\n[rr_i]]+1) \{\
.               nr rr_count \\n[rr_count]+1
.           \}
.       \}
.   \}
.   ds hhh \\*[rr_labels!\\n[rr_i]]
.   pdfbookmark \-\\n[rr_count] Link\\n[rr_i] "\\*[hhh]"
.\}
..
'\"
'\" Some postscript to make pdfmarks harmless on old interpreters...
'\"
.specialps "def /pdfmark where {pop} {userdict /pdfmark /cleartomark load put} ifelse"
'\"
'\" Force display of Bookmarks in Acrobat when document is viewed.
'\"
.pdfmark "[/PageMode /UseOutlines /Page 1 /View [/XYZ null null null] /DOCVIEW"
'\"
'\" Output the document info in pdfmarks
'\"
.pdfmark "\
	/Title (\*[an-title](\*[an-section])) \
	/Subject (\*[an-title] Manual Page) \
	/Author (Rick Richardson) \
	/Keywords (printing) \
	/Creator (groff \n(.x.\n(.y.\n(.Y \-man) \
	/CreationDate (\*[an-extra1]) \
	/ModDate (\*[an-extra1]) \
	/DOCINFO"
\}
'\"
'\" The manual page name is only 1st level mark
'\"
.nr rr_levels!\n+[rr_n] 1
.ds rr_labels!\n[rr_n] \*[an-title](\*[an-section])
.pdfdest Link\n[rr_n]
'\"
'\"==========================================================================
'\"	MANUAL PAGE SOURCE
'\"==========================================================================
.SH NAME
lavadecode \- Decode a LAVAFLOW stream into human readable form.
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B lavadecode
.RI [ options "] <" lavaflow-file
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B lavadecode
decodes a LAVAFLOW stream into human readable form.
.P
A LAVAFLOW stream is the printer language used by some Konica Minolta
printers, such as the KM magicolor 2530 DL.

.SH COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
These are the options that can appear on the command line.
.TP
.BI \-d\0 basename
Basename of .pbm file for saving decompressed planes.
.TP
.BI \-h
Print hex file offsets.
.TP
.BI \-o
Print file offsets.
.TP
.BI \-D\0 level
Set Debug level [0].

.SH EXAMPLES
Decode an LAVAFLOW stream file created by foo2lava.

.nf
.ft CW
$ lavadecode \-h < testpage.prn
     0: \\033%-12345X@PJL JOB NAME="stdin"
    1f: \\033%-12345X@PJL JOB USERNAME=""
    3d: \\033%-12345X@PJL JOB TIMESTAMP="07/20/2007"
    66: \\033%-12345X@PJL JOB OSINFO="Linux/2.6.20-1.2316.fc5"
    99: \\033%-12345X@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE=LAVAFLOW
    bf: \\033E                  RESET
    c1: \\033&l0S               DUPLEX: [off]
    c6: \\033&l0G
    cb: \\033&u1200D            X RESOLUTION: [1200]
    d3: \\033&l1X               COPIES: [1]
    d8: \\033&x1X               TRANSMIT ONCE COPIES: [1]
    dd: \\033&l0O               ORIENTATION: [port]
    e2: \\033*r1U               NBIE: [1]
    e7: \\033*g8W               BW/COLOR: [8]
                                fmt=2 np=1
                                BLACK:  X=1200, Y=600, unk=0, #=4(2)
    f4: \\033*b1234M            COMPRESSION: [1234] (JBIG)
    fc: \\033&l2A               PAGE SIZE: [letter]
   101: \\033&l255H             PAPER SOURCE: [auto]
   108: \\033&l0M               MEDIA TYPE: [plain]
   10d: \\033&l0E               TOP MARGIN: [0]
   112: \\033*r9792S            X RASTER: [9792,0x2640]
   11a: \\033*r6400T            Y RASTER: [6400,0x1900]
   122: \\033&l0U
   127: \\033&l0Z
   12c: \\033*p200X             X OFFSET: [200]
   133: \\033*p200Y             Y OFFSET: [200]
   13a: \\033*r1A               [Page 1]
   13f: \\033*b20V              [black]
                                DL = 0, D = 0, P = 1, \- = 0, XY = 9792 x 6400
                                L0 = 128, MX = 0, MY = 0
                                Order   = 3  ILEAVE SMID
                                Options = 92  LRLTWO TPDON TPBON DPON
                                50 stripes, 0 layers, 1 planes
   159: \\033*b65536V           JBIG data (first) [65536,0x10000]
                         ff 02 c2 79 54 3e be e1 a0 de 08 9a b1 d2 c2 59
                        ... ae 88 ef a7 c7 96 d3 96 a6 d7 2c 06 38 75 22 44
 10162: \\033*b26432W           JBIG data (end) [26432,0x6740]
                         0e 89 66 ce 01 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41
                        ... 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
 168ab: \\033*x3887138K         BLACK DOTS: [3887138]
 168b6: \\033*x58781662W        BLACK WHITEDOTS: [58781662]
 168c2: \\033*rC                END PAGE
 168c6: \\033&l0H               PAPER SOURCE: [eject]
 168cb: \\033E                  RESET
 168cd: \\033%-12345X
.ft P
.fi

.SH FILES
.BR /usr/bin/lavadecode
.SH SEE ALSO
.BR foo2lava-wrapper (1),
.BR foo2lava (1)
.SH "AUTHOR"
Rick Richardson <rick.richardson@comcast.net>
.br
http://foo2lava.rkkda.com/
'\"
'\"
'\"
.em pdf_outline