hd@cft.philips.nl (Henk D. Davids @ PMSN) (07/10/90)
All the recycle symbol definitions I have seen here sofar differ in 2 ways from what I have seen printed in this country: - the arrows are less curved here, and - the top arrow is different from the other two: the top one folds to the back, the other two fold to the front. So, here is my version: %-------------------recycle.ps------------------------------------------ % recycle symbol definition % hdavids@mswe.ms.philips.nl, July 10, 1990 /arrowback { 17.32 62.32 moveto -24.00 62.32 -45.00 25.94 11.6 arcto 4 {pop} repeat -45.00 25.94 lineto -19.02 10.94 lineto 17.32 73.89 34.50 44.13 11.6 arcto 4 {pop} repeat 34.50 44.13 lineto 41.43 48.13 lineto % start arrowhead 28.15 25.13 lineto % point of arrow 1.59 25.13 lineto % inner extreme 8.52 29.13 lineto % end of arrowhead 0.00 43.88 lineto stroke } bind def /arrowfront { -17.32 62.32 moveto 24.00 62.32 34.50 44.13 11.6 arcto 4 {pop} repeat 34.50 44.13 lineto 41.43 48.13 lineto % start arrowhead 28.15 25.13 lineto % point of arrow 1.59 25.13 lineto % inner extreme 8.52 29.13 lineto % end of arrowhead -17.32 73.89 -45.00 25.94 11.6 arcto 4 {pop} repeat -45.00 25.94 lineto -19.02 10.94 lineto 0.00 43.88 lineto stroke } bind def /recycle { gsave 2 setlinewidth 90 52 translate % point of reference is lower left corner of arrowback % enclosing triangle 120 rotate arrowfront 120 rotate arrowfront grestore } bind def % recycle symbol test file 100 200 translate 2 2 scale recycle showpage %---------------end recycle.ps------------------------------------------