Try this example; it seems to work. First make up some data,
then plot it with and without the txlint command. On the lower
viewport the time labels are adjusted.
def axis/z/depth zax={0,10,20,40,60,100,150}Or, a longer time axis:
def axis/t=15-jan-1999:15-jan-2003:1/unit=day/t0=1-jan-1999 taxset view upper
shade t[gt=tax] + z[gz=zax]set view lower
shade/set t[gt=tax] + z[gz=zax]
ppl txlint, 3, 1
ppl shade
def axis/z/depth zax={0,10,20,40,60,100,150}Ansley Manke
def axis/t=15-jan-1980:15-jan-2003:1/unit=day/t0=1-jan-1980 taxset view upper
shade t[gt=tax] + z[gz=zax]set view lower
shade/set t[gt=tax] + z[gz=zax]
ppl txlint, 0,3
ppl shade
Vincent Le Fouest wrote:
Dear ferret users,I try to use the command ppl txlint on a viewport (ZT plane graph) but
it does not work at all.Does somebody have an idea where could be the problem?
Thanks,
vincent
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Ansley Manke Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Seattle
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