EN 28632-3:1994/A1:1995

Scope
2 Normative references
3 Notational conventions
4 Overall structure
4.1 General form of metafile
4.2 General form of pictures
4.3 General structure of the binary metafile
4.4 Structure of the command header
5 Primitive data forms
5.1 Signed integer
5.1.1 Signed integer at 8-bit precision
5.1.2 Signed integer at 16-bit precision
5.1.3 Signed integer at 24-bit precision
5.1.4 Signed integer at 32-bit precision
5.2 Unsigned integer
5.2.1 Unsigned integers at 8-bit precision
5.2.2 Unsigned integers at 16-bit precision
5.2.3 Unsigned integers at 24-bit precision
5.2.4 Unsigned integers at 32-bit precision
5.3 Character
5.4 Fixed point real
5.4.1 Fixed point real at 32-bit precision
5.4.2 Fixed point real at 64-bit precision
5.4.3 Value of fixed point reals
5.5 Floating point
5.5.1 Floating point real at 32-bit precision
5.5.2 Floating point real at 64-bit precision
6 Representation of abstract parameter types
7 Representation of each element
7.1 Method of presentation
7.2 Delimiter elements
7.3 Metafile descriptor elements
7.4 Picture descriptor elements
7.5 Control elements
7.6 Graphical primitive elements
7.7 Attribute elements
7.8 Escape element
7.9 External elements
7.10 Segment control and segment attribute elements
8 Defaults
9 Conformance
A Formal grammar
B Examples
B.1 Example 1: BEGIN METAFILE 'Example 1'
B.2 Example 2: BEGIN PICTURE 'Test'
B.3 Example 3: POLYLINE from 0,2 to 1,3 to 2,1 to 0,2
B.4 Example 4: TEXT 'Hydrogen' at 0,1
B.5 Example 5: Partitioned POLYLINE with 50 points
B.6 Example 6: METAFILE DEFAULT REPLACEMENT linewidth
       0.5
B.7 Example 7: Application Data No. 655 with 10K
       octets (chars) of data
C List of binary encoding metafile element codes

Specifies a binary encoding of the Computer Graphics Metafile. The encoding of the Computer Graphics Metafile will often minimize the effort needed to generate and interpret the metafile. Specifies an encoding in terms of a data type for each of the element specified in ISO 8632/1. Specifies an explicit representation (for each of these data types) in terms of octets, bits and words.