# These extensions are pre-defined in the application to
# be activated by double-clicking.
gif	@/gif2pxo $
GIF	@/gif2pxo $
jpg	@/djpeg $
JPG	@/djpeg $
jpeg	@/djpeg $
bie	@/jbgtopbm $
jbig	@/jbgtopbm $
jbg	@/jbgtopbm $
mag	@/mag2pxo $
MAG	@/mag2pxo $
pcx	@/pcx2pxo $
PCX	@/pcx2pxo $
xbm	@/xbm2pbm $
XBM	@/xbm2pbm $
png	@/png2pao $
PNG	@/png2pao $
## OPENSTEP can display ordinary BMP files, but compressed (RLE) ones.
bmp	@/bmp2pxo $
BMP	@/bmp2pxo $
dib	@/bmp2pxo $
DIB	@/bmp2pxo $
# Routines for tiff, eps, bmp, and gif are included ToyViewer.
#
# You can add useful filters which can convert images into
# PPM format (or PXO/PAO Format).
# If you want to add some filters for you only, you can
# write information of filters in a user custom file,
# "~/.toyviewerrc" or "~/Library/ToyViewer/rc.arch".  Where, "arch"
# is a name of architectures, e.g., m68k, i386, hppa, or sparc.
# Pre-defined information is overrided by user custom file.
# So, if you list a filter for "gif", gif files will be 
# opened through the filter.
#
#Format:
#
# <extension> <path_of_command> <args> ...
#
# One of args must be '$', which is replaced by the image file.
# If the first character of path is '~', it is extended to the home
# directory. If '@', it is extended to the application directory.
# Lines beginning with '#' are comments.
#
#Example...
#jpg	/usr/local/bin/djpeg $
#g3	/usr/local/pbmplus/g3topbm -reversebits $
#qwe	~/Unix/bin/qwe2ppm $ -
