Description
int 
ps_show_boxed ( resource psdoc, string text, float left, float bottom, float width, float height, string hmode [, string feature] )
   Outputs a text in a given box. The lower left corner of the box is at
   (left, bottom). Line breaks
   will be inserted where needed. Multiple spaces are treated as one.
   Tabulators are treated as spaces.
  
   The text will be hyphenated if the parameter
   hyphenation is set to true
   and the parameter hyphendict contains a valid
   filename for a hyphenation
   file. The line spacing is taken from the value leading.
   Paragraphs can be
   separated by an empty line just like in TeX. If the value
   parindent is
   set to value > 0.0 then the first n lines will be indented. The number n
   of lines is set by the parameter numindentlines.
   In order to prevent
   indenting of the first m paragraphs set the value
   parindentskip to a
   positive number.
  
Used parameters
   The output of ps_show_boxed() can be configured with
   several parameters and values which must be set with either
   ps_set_parameter() or ps_set_value().
   Beside the parameters and values which affect text output, the following
   parameters and values are evaluated.
   
- leading (value)
 Distance between baselines of two consecutive lines.
- linebreak (parameter)
 
       Set to "true" if you want a carriage return to start a new line instead
       of treating it as a space. Defaults to "false".
      
- parbreak (parameter)
 
       Set to "true" if you want a carriage return on a single line to start a
       new paragraph instead of treating it as a space. Defaults to "true".
      
- hyphenation (parameter)
 
       Set to "true" in order to turn hyphenation on. This requires a
       dictionary to be set with the parameter "hyphendict". Defaults to
       "false".
      
- hyphendict (parameter)
 
       Filename of the dictionary used for hyphenation pattern (see below).
      
- hyphenminchar (value)
 
       The number of chars which must at least be left over before or after
       the hyphen. This implies that only words of at least two times this
       value will be hyphenated. The default value is three. Setting a value
       of zero will result in the default value.
      
- parindent (value)
 
       Set the amount of space in pixel for indenting the first m lines of a
       paragraph. m can be set with the value "numindentlines".
      
- parskip (value)
 
       Set the amount of extra space in pixel between paragraphs. Defaults to
       0 which will result in a normal line distance.
      
- numindentlines (value)
 
       Number of lines from the start of the paragraph which will be indented.
       Defaults to 1.
      
- parindentskip (value)
 
       Number of paragraphs in the box whose first lines will not be indented.
       This defaults to 0. This is useful for paragraphs right after a section
       heading or text being continued in a second box. In both case one would
       set this to 1.
      
- linenumbermode (parameter)
 
       Set how lines are to be numbered. Possible values are "box" for
       numbering lines in the whole box or "paragraph" to number lines within
       each paragraph.
      
- linenumberspace (value)
 
       The space for the column left of the numbered line containing the line
       number. The line number will be right justified into this column.
       Defaults to 20.
      
- linenumbersep (value)
 
       The space between the column with line numbers and the line itself.
       Defaults to 5.
      
 
  Hyphenation
   Text is hyphenated if the parameter hyphenation is set
   to true and a valid hyphenation dictionary is set. pslib does not ship its own
   hyphenation dictionary but uses one from openoffice, scribus or koffice.
   You can find their dictionaries for different languages in one of the
   following directories if the software is installed:
   
| 
     /usr/share/apps/koffice/hyphdicts/
     | 
| 
     /usr/lib/scribus/dicts/
     | 
| 
     /usr/lib/openoffice/share/dict/ooo/
     | 
   Currently scribus appears to have the most complete hyphenation
   dictionaries.