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objrep(3G)							    objrep(3G)

NAME
     objrep - overwrites existing display list routines with new ones

FORTRAN 77 SPECIFICATION
     subroutine objrep(t)
     integer*4 t

PARAMETERS
     t	 expects a tag within the object definition that is to be edited.

DESCRIPTION
     objrep combines the functions of objins and objdel.  Graphics routines
     that follow objrep overwrite existing ones until closeo, objins, objdel,
     or objrep terminates the replacement.  This replacement begins with the
     line immediately following the tag specified by t.

     objrep requires that the new routine be the same length as the one it
     replaces; this makes replacement operations fast.	Use objdel and objins
     for more general replacement.

     Use objrep as a quick method to create a new version of a routine.

SEE ALSO
     closeo, editob, objdel, objins

NOTE
     This routine is available only in immediate mode.

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