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<h2>19. Obsolete Commands
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GNU
gpic(1) has a command

plot
expr
[&quot;text&quot;]

This is a
text object which is constructed by using text as a
format string for sprintf with an argument of expr.
If text is omitted a format string of
&quot;%g&quot; is used. Attributes can be specified
in the same way as for a normal text object. Be very careful
that you specify an appropriate format string; pic
does only very limited checking of the string. This is
deprecated in favour of sprintf.
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