| Re: Is it possible to make multiple SURFACE plots per page? [message #171] |
Thu, 26 September 1991 01:25 |
alans
Messages: 12
Registered: September 1991
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In article <1991Sep24.213439.23183@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> bowman@uiatma.atmos.uiuc.edu () writes:
>I am running IDL under X on an RS6000. I have tried using the !p.multi
>system variable to make multiple plots with SURFACE on a single page, but
>the plots all end up superimposed upon one another in the lower left
>hand corner of the window. The first plot looks like it is drawn in the
>correct sized portion of the window (although not the upper left corner, as
>the manual would suggest), but successive plots are superimposed,
>rather than being drawn in successive 'panes' of the window.
>!p.multi(0) counts down correctly as each plot is drawn. So:
> a) Is it not possible to do this?
> b) Is there something else I need to set?
> c) Is there some other way to do it?
> d) None of the above.
>Thanks for your help,
question c>
In IDL version 1 (VMS), on my dumb Tek 4100 terminal, I used to just
set_viewport, [where you want the first one]
surface, [...]
!noeras = 1
set_viewport, [...]
surface, [...]
...
!noeras = 0
Don't know about !p.multi or X windows, don't have version 2 yet, and just
moved to suns...Good luck with it.
--
Alan J.Stein MIT/Lincoln Laboratory alans@ll.mit.edu
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