.TH pnt  3 "R1c" "Silicon Graphics"
.SH NAME
.I pnt
- draw a point
.SH SYNOPSIS
.nf
.TP \w'FORTRAN\ \ \ 'u
C
.B "pnt(x, y, z) "
.B "Coord x, y, z;"
.IP 
.B "pnti(x, y, z) "
.B "Icoord x, y, z;"
.IP 
.B "pnt2(x, y) "
.B "Coord x, y;"
.IP 
.B "pnt2i(x, y) "
.B "Icoord x, y;"
.IP 
.TP \w'FORTRAN\ \ \ 'u
FORTRAN
.B "subroutine pnt(x, y, z)"
.B "real x, y, z"
.IP 
.B "subroutine pnti(x, y, z)"
.B "integer x, y, z"
.IP 
.B "subroutine pnt2(x, y)"
.B "real x, y"
.IP 
.B "subroutine pnt2i(x, y)"
.B "integer x, y"
.IP 
.TP \w'FORTRAN\ \ \ 'u
Pascal
.B "procedure pnt(x, y, z: Coord);"
.IP 
.B "procedure pnti(x, y, z: Icoord);"
.IP 
.B "procedure pnt2(x, y: Coord);"
.IP 
.B "procedure pnt2i(x, y: Icoord);"
.sp
.SH DESCRIPTION
The \f2pnt\f1 command colors a world space point.  If the point is
visible in the current viewport,
it will be shown as one pixel.  The pixel is drawn
in the current color using the current writemask.  The current
graphics position is updated after the \f2pnt\f1 command is executed.
.SH "SEE ALSO"
.I draw, move