Hi Dave,
Yes, there are functions for transposing different grid directions:
yes? show function trans*
TRANSPOSE_XT(VAR)
transposes X and T axes of given variable
VAR: variable to transpose in X and T
TRANSPOSE_XY(VAR)
transposes x and y axes of given variable
VAR: variable to transpose in X and Y
TRANSPOSE_XZ(VAR)
transposes x and z axes of given variable
VAR: variable to transpose in X and Z
TRANSPOSE_YT(VAR)
transposes Y and T axes of given variable
VAR: variable to transpose in Y and T
TRANSPOSE_YZ(VAR)
transposes Y and Z axes of given variable
VAR: variable transposed in Y and Z
TRANSPOSE_ZT(VAR)
transposes Z and T axes of given variable
VAR: variable to transpose in Z and T
Or, if you just want a plot with the axes transposed from their
defaults, don't forget the /TRANS qualifier on plot commands.
yes? use levitus_climatology
yes? shade/x=180/y=-20:20 temp
yes? shade/x=180/y=-20:20/TRANS temp
On 10/8/2012 2:52 PM, David Ogier
wrote:
Hi all,
This might seem like a very strange question, but does anyone
know if you can do a transpose between K and Y like you can
between X or Y and T.
example
let DOMAINA = TRANSPOSE_YT(omega[x=10E:37.9E,l=1:20])
Cheers
Dave
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