Re: Changing the Dec labeling from horizontal to vertical [message #50095] |
Thu, 14 September 2006 02:59 |
Tigran Khanzadyan
Messages: 5 Registered: September 2006
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Thanks Wayne,
Wayne Landsman wrote:
> If the user doesn't supply a subtitle keyword, then imcontour.pro
> displays the coordinates of the image center as the subtitle. To
> make this blank, set subtitle = ' ' in the call to imcontour.
OK, I went further and declared !P.SUBTITLE=' ', which is acceptable
for now.
> Yes, it is possible but it is not easy. You might try just
> displaying the distance from the image center rather than absolute
> coordinates (set TYPE=0 in imcontour)-- or using a smaller font.
You are right but I would badly need astrometrical coordinates on the
place,
I suppose it's a matter of taste. The truth is I would opt for any
other solution
as long as the displaying routines can understand astrometry, I don't
want to
get into the matrix definitions since I'm overploting 3 different
contours from
different images on the original image. It's getting quite complicated
in the end.
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> --Wayne
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Re: Changing the Dec labeling from horizontal to vertical [message #50111 is a reply to message #50095] |
Wed, 13 September 2006 08:30  |
news.verizon.net
Messages: 47 Registered: August 2003
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Let me answer the easy question first (about the imcontour procedure
in http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov/ )
Tigran Khanzadyan wrote:
> I would be interested to know on how to remove line on the bottom
> indicating the coordinates
> of the image center.
If the user doesn't supply a subtitle keyword, then imcontour.pro
displays the coordinates of the image center as the subtitle. To
make this blank, set subtitle = ' ' in the call to imcontour.
> The "problem" is that on Dec axes I have horizontal labeling which eats
> a lot of space and
> influences the way is my image displayed in article. What I'm looking
> is to have vertical labeling
> on Dec axes. Do you think it's possible to do?
Yes, it is possible but it is not easy. You might try just
displaying the distance from the image center rather than absolute
coordinates (set TYPE=0 in imcontour)-- or using a smaller font.
--Wayne
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