On Fri, Mar 18, 2022 at 10:50 PM saurabh rathore <
rohitsrb2020@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
However, when I issue the command as shown below it issues the graticule command to my variable without changing itself. I can not understand why it is so.
plot/thick=2.1/axes/set/nolab/nokey/dash/col=(99,30,30)/HGRAT="large=(dash, color=(50,50,50,50))"/VGRAT="large=(dash, color=(50,50,50,50))"/vlimits=300.0:1000.0:100.0 mldws [I've added the closing paren.]
I get a strange result, perhaps the same as yours. I just simplify your script to the one below. I use macOS 12.3 and PyFerret 7.63 .
Basically,
! Works.
plot/col=(100,0,0)/HGRAT="large=(color=green)" func[i=0:10]
! Doesn't work.
plot/col=(100,0,0)/HGRAT="large=(color=(0,100,0))" func[i=0:10]
That is, the "color=(r,g,b)" form doesn't work there.
Ryo
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$ pyferret
NOAA/PMEL TMAP
PyFerret v7.63 (optimized)
Darwin 19.6.0 - 10/13/20
21-Mar-22 17:38
yes? let func = 2*i
yes? plot/col=(100,0,0) func[i=0:10]
yes? set win 2
yes? plot/col=(100,0,0)/HGRAT="large=(dash, color=(0,100,0))" func[i=0:10]
*** NOTE: Only standard line colors and thicknesses are accepted at this time. Using black.
*** NOTE: Only standard line colors and thicknesses are accepted at this time. Using black.
yes?
!!!!!!!!!! Figure 2 !!!!!!!!!!!
So, in total, I want my variable in red color and the graticules in gray color as I defined. I tried to find the solution but haven't got any. I am attaching the figures for reference.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers, Saurabh
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Saurabh Rathore
Research Scholar (PhD.)
Centre For Oceans, Rivers, Atmosphere & Land Science Technology
Indian Institute Of Technology, Kharagpur
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