#!/bin/sh
# In this script $# stands for the number of arguments, not including the
# command name.  $0 is the command name, $1 the first argument, and so
# on.  For instance, typing
#
# makefont grreg10 alw 1
#
# to the UNIX shell gives the same result as typing
#
# cmmf '\mode:=alw;mag:=magstep(1);batchmode;input grreg10'
#
     
case $# in
0) echo $0 source [ mode [ mag ]];;
1) cmmf '\mode:=localmode;batchmode;input '$1;;
2) cmmf '\mode:='$2';batchmode;input '$1;;
3) cmmf '\mode:='$2';mag:=magstep('$3');batchmode;input '$1;;
esac