Thank you for the example.
Ferret is deciding which time-axis style to use, based both on the
length of time requested and on the actual length of the axis on the
page. Then, for each style of time axis labeling, it makes the axis
with an integer number of the time increments on the page, so the
axis labeled with days makes a plot in 1-day increments. It seems
that the SHADE plots are drawing in 1-day increments even on the
time-axis plots which have finer divisions within one day.
Hi everybody
The following has been tested on Ferret 7.1 on Mac
OSX 10.12, Ferret 6.9.3 on RedHat 2.6.32 and PyFerret 7.1 on
RedHat 2.6.32
Several questions :
- Why PLOT and SHADE do not show the same time axes
?
- Why is there a empty part on the right of the PLOT
?
- Why is there a empty part on the left on the SHADE
?
- Why the SHADE is cropped on the right part ?
- Why this behavior is depending on the viewport
definition ?
But the real question is : can I find a workaround
to have matching time axes between SHADE and PLOT ?
Thank you for any kind of help !
Olivier
CANCEL WINDOW/ALL
SET WINDOW 1
DEFINE
VIEWPORT/X=0.0,0.5/Y=0.5,1.0 v1
DEFINE
VIEWPORT/X=0.0,0.5/Y=0.0,0.5 v2
SET VIEW v1 ;
PLOT/K=1:20/LINE thetao[K=1], thetao[K=@MIN], thetao[K=@MAX]
SET VIEW v2 ;
SHADE/K=1:20 thetao
SET WINDOW 2
DEFINE
VIEWPORT/X=0.0,1.0/Y=0.5,1.0 v1
DEFINE
VIEWPORT/X=0.0,1.0/Y=0.0,0.5 v2
SET VIEW v1 ;
PLOT/K=1:20/LINE thetao[K=1], thetao[K=@MIN], thetao[K=@MAX]
SET VIEW v2 ;
SHADE/K=1:20 thetao
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