Re: Thicker points [message #53997] |
Tue, 15 May 2007 11:31  |
Christopher Thom
Messages: 66 Registered: October 2006
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Quoth David Fanning:
> Christopher Thom writes:
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>> This is very similar to a thread earlier this morning. I'm plotting a
>> whole bunch of points, as points (psym = 3). Together, all these points
>> make up a straight line, but there are aribtrary gaps in the lines.
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>> i.e.
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>> y = something
>> x = where(mask eq 1, nx)
>> if nx gt 0 then oplot, x, replicate(y, nx), ps = 3
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>> But my collaborator would like thicker lines...which I can do for
>> everything in my plot *except* the points above. setting !p.symsize = 50,
>> or whatever, doesn't seem to help for plotting with periods.
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>> Does anyone know how to make thicker "points"? I guess I could turn the
>> list of points into a series of connected points, and draw straight line
>> sections...but that could end up a bit messy.
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> You could try creating your own symbols. Something like
> this seems to work OK with SYMCAT:
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> IDL> Plot, findgen(11), PSym=SymCat(15), SymSize=0.4
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> You can find SYMCAT here:
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> http://www.dfanning.com/programs/symcat.pro
Excellent! I think I shall make heavy use of this little gem.
cheers
chris
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