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lsback(3G)							    lsback(3G)

NAME
     lsback - controls whether the ends of a line segment are colored

FORTRAN 77 SPECIFICATION
     subroutine lsback(b)
     logical b

PARAMETERS
     b	 expects either .TRUE. or .FALSE..

	 .TRUE. forces the last pixel of a line segment to be colored.

	 .FALSE. allows the linestyle to depend whether the last pixel of a
	 line segment to be colored.

DESCRIPTION
     lsback enables or disables linestyle backup mode.	This mode controls how
     the final pixel of a line segment are rendered.  If it is enabled, it
     causes the current linestyle to be overridden and forces the final pixel
     of a line segment to be colored. If it is disabled (the default), this
     does not happen, and line segments can have invisible endpoints.

SEE ALSO
     deflin, getlsb, resetl

NOTE
     This routine only functions on IRIS-4D B and G models, and therefore we
     advise against its use in new development.

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