# Command for printing the temporary PostScript file $GnuPlotPs.
# Default will just copy the temporary file to directory "$DataDir/../ps" 
# to have filename $DIVE.
# (In this point, the variable $DIVE contains the dive number of the
# profile.)
# If you want to print the file to your PostScript printer, set
#      $PrintPsCommand = "system \"lpr \$GnuPlotPs\"";
$PrintPsCommand = "system \"cp \$GnuPlotPs ../ps/\$DIVE\"";

# Dive number difference between you and your Aladin.
# Default is 0, and in this case the dive number is the number of dives
# your Aladin have experienced.
$DiveNoOffset   = 0;

# Device name to which Aladin is to be connected.
$Device         = "/usr/lib/aladin/device";

# Directory to which data received from Aladin should go.  
$DataDir        = "~/datadir";

# Some old Aladin Pro has a bug in the number of depth profiles.
# This will be resulted in erroneous plot.  Set this variable to 1 
# if your Aladin Pro is buggy.
$BuggyPro       = 0;

###################################################################
#  NORMALLY BELOW DOES NOT NEED CHANGE
###################################################################
# Temporary file name for gnuplot script.  $$ will be replaced by 
# the process number of the Perl script.
$GnuPlotScript  = "/tmp/gnuplotscript$$";

# Temporary file for PostScript processing. $$ will be replaced by 
# the process number of the Perl script
$GnuPlotPs      = "/tmp/gnuplotps$$";

# Temporary file for the pager designated by the variable $Pager.
$PagerTmp       = "/tmp/pager$$";

# Pager to use.  Default is "pager".
$Pager          = "pager";

# Filename of the information file which contains the ID 
# and clock sync data.  The information file is automatically created 
# under $DataDir.
$Info           = ".info";
