I think this will solve it: You could remove the dependence on
the original grid for the single-valued variable lvi by evaluating
it in the command. Use the grave-accent syntax,
Hello all,
I am trying to use poly to plot a bar chart of
values and have an issue where my calculated value (an
integrated value from model data) still has a grid associated
with it and is leading to following error which inhibits me from
making the plot:
" **ERROR: inconsistent sizes of data regions: can't
label X axis of C”
Please see the script below:
!!
a anchors the bar
let
a = {0,0,1,1}
let/title="Layer"
b = {0.5,1.5,1.5,0.5}
let/title="Layer"
f = {0.02,0.23,0.23,0.02}
set
text/font=arial/bold/ISIZ=4
ppl
axlabp -1,0
!!!!!!!!!!!!
Layer Transport !!!!!!!!!!!
pal
blue
let/unit="Sv"/title="Total
Net Transport" c = lvi
poly/nok/nol/hlim=-20:20:2/vlim=13:0:-0.5
a*c,b,1
yes?
show grid lvi
GRID (G016)
name
axis # pts start end
subset
XAX
LONGITUDE 1080mi 0.167E(0.16667)
0.167W(359.83) compressed
YAX
LATITUDE 294 i 78S
29.945S full
ZAX
Z (DEPTH) 52 i 2.1 5800
compressed
ITIME
T 60 r 1 60
compressed
yes?
list lvi
VARIABLE : LV[X=@DIN,Z=@DIN,L=@AVE]/10^6
LONGITUDE: 0E(0.000005) to 0E(360)
LATITUDE : 29.9S
Z (DEPTH): -0.2 to 6000
T : 0.5 to 60.5
5.106
yes? show grid a
GRID XABSTRACT
name axis # pts start
end subset
ABSTRACT X 99999999 r 1
1.E+08 3 pts
normal Y
normal Z
normal T
yes? list a
VARIABLE : {0,0,1,1}
SUBSET : 4 points (X)
1 / 1: 0.000
2 / 2: 0.000
3 / 3: 1.000
4 / 4: 1.000
Is there a way to disassociate the grid with the 5.106 value of the lvi variable so that it can
be directly applied to a?
Thank you ahead of time,
Becki