| Labeling Lines of Data [message #93090] |
Tue, 26 April 2016 06:27  |
Ali Gamal
Messages: 98
Registered: June 2013
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Hi,
I have IDL program as
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file='/home/1.out'
openr,1,file
nh=50
falc=fltarr(11,nh)
readf,1,falc
tau5000=falc(0,*)
dep1=falc(1,*)
dep2=falc(2,*)
dep3=falc(3,*)
dep4=falc(4,*)
dep5=falc(5,*)
dep6=falc(6,*)
dep7=falc(7,*)
dep8=falc(8,*)
dep9=falc(9,*)
dep10=falc(10,*)
cgPLOT, tau5000, dep1,xrange=[-4.9,0.85],yrange=[-1.5,0.8],Thick=2,xstyle=2
plots,1,1,/continue
OPLOT,tau5000,dep2,linestyle=0 ;2
OPLOT,tau5000,dep3,linestyle=0 ;3
OPLOT,tau5000,dep4,linestyle=0 ;4
OPLOT,tau5000,dep5,linestyle=0 ;5
OPLOT,tau5000,dep6,linestyle=0 ;6
OPLOT,tau5000,dep7,linestyle=0 ;7
OPLOT,tau5000,dep8,linestyle=0 ;8
OPLOT,tau5000,dep9,linestyle=0 ;9
OPLOT,tau5000,dep10,linestyle=0 ;10
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I want to label dep1, 2, 3 and so on as 'dep1', 'dep2'
How can I do it
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| Re: Labeling Lines of Data [message #93092 is a reply to message #93090] |
Tue, 26 April 2016 09:32  |
wlandsman
Messages: 743
Registered: June 2000
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First, two pieces of advice to avoid future troubles.
1. Don't subscript with parentheses but use square brackets tau5000=falc[0,*]
Parentheses were deprecated starting in 1997.
2. Don't mix Coyote graphics and standard graphics. If you use cgPLOT then also use cgOPLOT
Use CGTEXT to label your lines. You can either supply the X,Y coordinates where you want the label to appear, or use the /PLACE keyword to interactively place them with your cursor.
On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 at 9:27:31 AM UTC-4, Ali Gamal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have IDL program as
> ******************************
> file='/home/1.out'
> openr,1,file
> nh=50
> falc=fltarr(11,nh)
> readf,1,falc
> tau5000=falc(0,*)
> dep1=falc(1,*)
> dep2=falc(2,*)
> dep3=falc(3,*)
> dep4=falc(4,*)
> dep5=falc(5,*)
> dep6=falc(6,*)
> dep7=falc(7,*)
> dep8=falc(8,*)
> dep9=falc(9,*)
> dep10=falc(10,*)
>
> cgPLOT, tau5000, dep1,xrange=[-4.9,0.85],yrange=[-1.5,0.8],Thick=2,xstyle=2
>
> plots,1,1,/continue
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep2,linestyle=0 ;2
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep3,linestyle=0 ;3
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep4,linestyle=0 ;4
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep5,linestyle=0 ;5
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep6,linestyle=0 ;6
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep7,linestyle=0 ;7
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep8,linestyle=0 ;8
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep9,linestyle=0 ;9
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep10,linestyle=0 ;10
> **********************************************
> I want to label dep1, 2, 3 and so on as 'dep1', 'dep2'
>
> How can I do it
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| Re: Labeling Lines of Data [message #93096 is a reply to message #93090] |
Tue, 26 April 2016 11:48 |
Ali Gamal
Messages: 98
Registered: June 2013
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On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 at 3:27:31 PM UTC+2, Ali Gamal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have IDL program as
> ******************************
> file='/home/1.out'
> openr,1,file
> nh=50
> falc=fltarr(11,nh)
> readf,1,falc
> tau5000=falc(0,*)
> dep1=falc(1,*)
> dep2=falc(2,*)
> dep3=falc(3,*)
> dep4=falc(4,*)
> dep5=falc(5,*)
> dep6=falc(6,*)
> dep7=falc(7,*)
> dep8=falc(8,*)
> dep9=falc(9,*)
> dep10=falc(10,*)
>
> cgPLOT, tau5000, dep1,xrange=[-4.9,0.85],yrange=[-1.5,0.8],Thick=2,xstyle=2
>
> plots,1,1,/continue
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep2,linestyle=0 ;2
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep3,linestyle=0 ;3
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep4,linestyle=0 ;4
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep5,linestyle=0 ;5
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep6,linestyle=0 ;6
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep7,linestyle=0 ;7
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep8,linestyle=0 ;8
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep9,linestyle=0 ;9
> OPLOT,tau5000,dep10,linestyle=0 ;10
> **********************************************
> I want to label dep1, 2, 3 and so on as 'dep1', 'dep2'
>
> How can I do it
Thanks a lot, I want to make my program determine X, Y at end of each plot, How can I do It ?
I tried to make y=dep1 ot 2 but it did not work correctly
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| Re: Labeling Lines of Data [message #93110 is a reply to message #93096] |
Thu, 28 April 2016 10:32 |
Jeremy Bailin
Messages: 618
Registered: April 2008
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On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 at 1:48:23 PM UTC-5, Ali Gamal wrote:
> On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 at 3:27:31 PM UTC+2, Ali Gamal wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have IDL program as
>> ******************************
>> file='/home/1.out'
>> openr,1,file
>> nh=50
>> falc=fltarr(11,nh)
>> readf,1,falc
>> tau5000=falc(0,*)
>> dep1=falc(1,*)
>> dep2=falc(2,*)
>> dep3=falc(3,*)
>> dep4=falc(4,*)
>> dep5=falc(5,*)
>> dep6=falc(6,*)
>> dep7=falc(7,*)
>> dep8=falc(8,*)
>> dep9=falc(9,*)
>> dep10=falc(10,*)
>>
>> cgPLOT, tau5000, dep1,xrange=[-4.9,0.85],yrange=[-1.5,0.8],Thick=2,xstyle=2
>>
>> plots,1,1,/continue
>> OPLOT,tau5000,dep2,linestyle=0 ;2
>> OPLOT,tau5000,dep3,linestyle=0 ;3
>> OPLOT,tau5000,dep4,linestyle=0 ;4
>> OPLOT,tau5000,dep5,linestyle=0 ;5
>> OPLOT,tau5000,dep6,linestyle=0 ;6
>> OPLOT,tau5000,dep7,linestyle=0 ;7
>> OPLOT,tau5000,dep8,linestyle=0 ;8
>> OPLOT,tau5000,dep9,linestyle=0 ;9
>> OPLOT,tau5000,dep10,linestyle=0 ;10
>> **********************************************
>> I want to label dep1, 2, 3 and so on as 'dep1', 'dep2'
>>
>> How can I do it
>
> Thanks a lot, I want to make my program determine X, Y at end of each plot, How can I do It ?
> I tried to make y=dep1 ot 2 but it did not work correctly
If you just mean the last value, then you can use
y = dep1[N_ELEMENTS(dep1)-1]
-Jeremy.
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