Hi Hella,
Thank you for the examples. I think you're right, these are bugs in the
implementation of the higher resolution time axis styles. The missing
piece of the vertical axis from your first plot is something we had also
found and found a fix for; which will be in our next release.
The second plot with the overlay extending beyond the plot box, is a new
issue, and we'll be looking into that. The label interval also clearly
needs some work.
Ansley
On 12/21/2016 5:32 AM, Hella Riede wrote:
Hello ferreters,
when limiting the time axis to the first few points, a plot/over
command may not respect the time axis limits, see attached files. This
seems to happen when the display of the time axis switches from
6-hourly to shorter time intervals.
A part of the vertical axis is missing when plotting from 450 to 150
vertically instead of for instance from 500 to 200. This happens in
both plots. The gap in the vertical axis appears when specifying no
vertical interval, also with an interval of 100 (vlim=450:150:100),
but is gone when specifying an interval of 10 (vlim=450:150:10).
Here's the script, and the dataset test.nc is attached:
def ax/T="06-AUG-2007 22:00:00":"15-AUG-2007
01:12:00":0.2/t0="06-AUG-2007 22:00:00"/unit=hour axt
use test.nc
set win 1
plot/sym=25/vlim=450:150:100/l=1:300 press[gt=axt@ave]/100
plot/ov/sym=25/col=red press[gt=axt@ave]/100-100
set win 2
plot/sym=25/vlim=450:150:100/l=1:100 press[gt=axt@ave]/100
plot/ov/sym=25/col=red press[gt=axt@ave]/100-100
I'm using FERRET v7 (opt), Linux 2.6.32-642.1.1.el6.x86_64 64-bit.
Any idea what's going on?
Best wishes,
Hella