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% Figure "grid1" from the Moire Demonstration Kit accompanying the book: 
%		"The Theory of the Moire Phenomenon"
% by I. Amidror, published by Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1999.
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%		* * *  Copyright (c) 1999 EPFL  * * *
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% Author: I. Amidror
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% Modified: June 14, 1999
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% A periodic line grid
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% The adjustable parameters are as follows:
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% theta1 - the angle of the first grating in degrees.
% theta2 - the angle of the second grating in degrees.
% p1 - the period of the first grating, in centiinches.
% p2 - the period of the second grating, in centiinches.
% len - the length of the two gratings, in centiinches.
% wid - the width of the two grating (= their lines length), in centiinches.
% lwidth - the linewidth, in centiinches.
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% ************ Adjustable parameters for the grid:


/theta1 0 def		% angle of the first grating in degrees

/theta2 45 def		% angle of the second grating in degrees

/p1 3 def		% period of the first grating in centiinches

/p2 3 def		% period of the second grating in centiinches

/len 200 def		% length of the two gratings in centiinches

/wid 200 def		% width of the two gratings (= lines length) in centiinches

/lwidth 1 def		% linewidth in centiinches




% ************ Draw the grid:

%300 300 translate

/len2 len 2 div def
/wid2 wid 2 div def
lwidth setlinewidth


200 200 translate

gsave
0 0 translate 
theta1 rotate
newpath
0 p1 len		% draw lines of first grating
{len2 sub wid2 neg moveto
0 wid rlineto} for
stroke
grestore


gsave
0 0 translate
theta2 rotate
newpath
0 p2 len		% draw lines of second grating
{len2 sub wid2 neg moveto
0 wid rlineto} for
stroke
grestore

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