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Hi Olivier,
Thank you for the report. We want to make the transition to
PyFerret as simple as possible with few script changes. I'll look
into the right_axis_plot.jnl script. I would expect it to work
correctly in PyFerret. Your example figure looks to me as if some
aspect of the scale and location information is being lost.
One possible workaround for this kind of plot is to use multiple
identical viewports, drawing only the desired plot axes in each
one. Here is the idea; one would need to do more to add the
correct labels
set text/font=sans_serif
use levitus_climatology
define view/x=0:1/y=0:1 full1
define view/x=0:1/y=0:1 full2
set view full1
plot/axes=1,1,1,0/x=150:200/y=0/z=0 /title="
"/color=blue/thick temp
set view full2
plot/axes=0,0,0,1/x=150:200/y=0/z=0/title=" "/color=red/thick
salt
Ansley
On 1/4/2018 5:19 AM, Olivier Marti
wrote:
Hello everybody. And Happy new year to all ferreters
!
After some research, I see that the problem come
from the script my_right_axis_plot.jnl. This a copy a
right_axis_plot.jnl from the Ferret distribution, where I
removed the display of the line specimen. The line that totally
messed up all the printings is : ppl %yaxis/nouser
$3"'ppl$range_low','ppl$range_high','ppl$range_inc'",'ppl$xlen',$6",,,+1,,(1PG10.3)"
Could you thing of any workaround to have my right
axis plotted, and keeping nice titles and labels ?
Thanks in advanced
Olivier
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