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maxsiz(3G)							    maxsiz(3G)

NAME
     maxsiz - specifies the maximum size of a graphics window

FORTRAN 77 SPECIFICATION
     subroutine maxsiz(x, y)
     integer*4 x, y

PARAMETERS
     x	 expects the maximum width of a graphics window.  The width is
	 measured in pixels.

     y	 expects the maximum height of a graphics window.  The height is
	 measured in pixels.

DESCRIPTION
     maxsiz specifies the maximum size (in pixels) of a graphics window.  Call
     it at the beginning of a graphics program before winope. maxsiz takes
     effect when winope is called.

     You can also call maxsiz in conjunction with wincon to modify the
     enforced maximum size after the window has been created.  The default
     maximum size is getgde(GDXPMA) pixels wide and getgde(GDYPMA) pixels
     high.  The user can reshape the graphics window, but the window manager
     does not allow it to become larger than the specified maximum size.

SEE ALSO
     getgde, minsiz, winope

NOTE
     This routine is available only in immediate mode.

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