Re: [ferret_users] listing, inconsistent sizes of data regions

[Ansley Manke <ansley.b.manke@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi Peter,
Thank you for introducing me to a new expression -- "rift in the lute" 
wasn't one I've heard.

When you use a Ferret command with two variables, Ferret looks to see if 
the grids and regions are compatible for the operation you're asking 
for. It wants to make nice labels for each line on a listing (or labeled 
coordinate axes on a plot).  It doesn't have a way to label the lines 
with L=20 or 49, then L=21 or 50 and so on.

It looks as if the underlying axes of varee1 and varmm2 are consistent 
with each other, so you could list the two together by shifting the time 
axis of varmm2  (you should double-check that I have the right argument 
on the @SHF ...)

yes? list/L=20:120 varee1,varmm2[l=@shf:29]

Ansley

On 11/21/2012 2:33 AM, Peter Szabo wrote:
> Hello Users,
>
> it is me, again, bringing up a rather simple issue. I wanted to list 
> two variables on different axis but for same time.
>
> yes? list/t=2000:2100 varee1,varmm2
> yes? list varee1[l=20:120],varmm2[l=49:149]
> yes? list varee1[t=2000:2100],varmm2[t=2000:2100]
>
> Error message was always the same:
>  **ERROR: inconsistent sizes of data regions: T axis
>           Variable 2 is L=049:149
>           expression is L=020:120
>
> Even though, I could solve the correct listing by shifting the longer 
> timed axis, but it was a bit rift in the lute for me that simpler 
> defining was not enough for Ferret.
> list/l=20:120 varee1,varmm2[l=@shf:29]
>
> Peter