This is the command unibmp2hex that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
unibmp2hex - Bitmap graphics file to GNU Unifont .hex file converter
SYNOPSIS
unibmp2hex [-phexpage] [-iinput_file.bmp] [-ooutput_file.hex] [-w]
DESCRIPTION
unibmp2hex reads a bitmap produced by unihex2bmp before or after editing, and converts it
back into a Unifont .hex format file. The graphics file contains a block of 256 Unicode
code points arranged in a 16 by 16 grid. Each code point appears in a 32 by 32 pixel
grid. Characters are either 16 rows high by 8 columns, or 16 rows by 16 columns.
OPTIONS
-ppagenum Specify that the code points will be assigned to the 256 block space pagenum
in the .hex file. If not specified, unibmp2hex will determine the appropriate
block by reading the row and column headers. Note that "page" is not a
standard Unicode term. It refers to an output bitmap graphics page of 16 by
16 code points. If pagenum is greater than FF, the block resides above the
Unicode Basic Multilingual Plane. In that event, the .hex file will contain
eight digit hexadecimal code points rather than the Unifont standard of four
hexadecimal code points.
-i Specify the input file. The default is STDIN.
-o Specify the output file. The default is STDOUT.
-w Force all output .hex glyphs to be 16 pixels wide rather than dual width (8 or
16 pixels).
Sample usage:
unibmp2hex -imy_input_file.bmp -omy_output_file.hex
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