%   FRACTORY consists of a CONTROL PANEL with numerous
%controls (see individual HELP topics) and a GRAPHICS
%WINDOW (see separate HELP listing).  Modifications to
%the functions may be made in either window.  Numerical
%data entered in the editable text boxes on the control
%panel may take the form of a mathematical expression, such
%as "2/3" or "sin(pi/6)", and will be automatically
%evaluated.  You may also use real variables defined in
%this main MATLAB work space (which remains active while
%FRACTORY is running).  For example, you may type
%"x=(sqrt(5)-1)/2" here, and then simply enter "x" in an
%editable text box.
%   It is also possible to import and export IFS data to
%the main MATLAB workspace.  IF a function Ax+b is given by
%            [ a  b ]               [ e ]
%        A = [ c  d ]      ,    b = [ f ]   ,
%then IFS data may be stored in the form of a Kx6 matrix,
%each of whose rows is of the form [a b c d e f], and
%represents one function from the IFS.  To import an
%existing Kx6 matrix M into FRACTORY, in this window type
%"save FNAME M -ascii" (where FNAME is a filename of your
%choice), and then load the file FNAME into FRACTORY (see
%OTHER BUTTONS help listing).  To export fractal data in
%this form to the main MATLAB workspace, save it in
%FRACTORY as FNAME (see OTHER BUTTONS help listing), and
%then in this window type "load FNAME -ascii". The data
%is now stored as the matrix FNAME.
%   Please note that FRACTORY does not handle the
%unexpected very well.  If it appears to be misbehaving or
%injured, simply quit (or quit its two windows manually)
%and restart it.