Re: plotting more than 495000 points ?

[hankin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Steve Hankin)]

Hi Joerg,

You can get the same plot using multiple commands ... as in:

 yes? use coads_climatology
 yes? shade/l=1/xlimits=0:360 sst[x=0:180]	! left half
 yes? shade/l=1/overlay/lev sst[x=180:360]	! right half

Aside: since 2048 "pixels" probably greatly exceeds the resolution of your
screen it will be very slow for questionable gain. You could try this instead:

 yes? shade f[i=1:2048:5, j=1:1024:5]

(could regrid with @AVE to avoid the aliasing of subsampling).

	Happy Ferreting - steve

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On Apr 9,  4:24pm, Joerg wrote:
> Subject: plotting more than 495000 points ?
>
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> Hi everybody,
>
> is there a way around this problem:
>
> yes? show data
>      currently SET data sets:
>     1> /home/adam/landocean/MAPS/annual  (default)
>  name     title                             I         J         K         L
>  F        F                                1:2048    1:1024    1:1       1:1
>
> yes? shade f
>  **ERROR: a program limit has been reached: 2097152 points to plot
>           Plot buffer size is: 495000
>
> ?
>
> Except plotting single regions?
>
> Thanks very much!
>
> Joerg
>
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