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A detailed overview regarding the supported fonts can be created with
xlsfonts
and a single font can be
displayed with
xfd -fn
. Another important point relates to the supported colors. A good
choice to have a look on this part consists in the call of
http://www.graphviz.org/doc/info/colors.html
You can use these colors with the very simple instruction
XAllocNamedColor
. The following program implies
twenty randomly chosen colors which can be replaced by other colors. Remarkably two colors are not
supported:
Crimson
and
Indigo
.