objectgraphics/
mg_ogscene_example.pro
includes main-level programRoutines
Routines from mg_ogscene_example.pro
result = mg_ogscene_example_createview( [z] [, datax=fltarr(m)] [, datay=fltarr(n)] [, model=object] [, location=fltarr(2)] [, dimensions=fltarr(2)] [, /isotropic])
Create view containing a the surface object.
mg_ogscene_example [, z] [, x] [, y] [, /isotropic]
Example of using a scene to show multiple views.
Routine details
top source mg_ogscene_example_createview
result = mg_ogscene_example_createview( [z] [, datax=fltarr(m)] [, datay=fltarr(n)] [, model=object] [, location=fltarr(2)] [, dimensions=fltarr(2)] [, /isotropic])
Create view containing a the surface object.
Return value
view object
Parameters
- z in optional type=fltarr(m, n)
surface data to show
Keywords
- datax in optional type=fltarr(m)
x-coordinate values
- datay in optional type=fltarr(n)
y-coordinate values
- model out optional type=object
model created to contain the surface
- location in optional type=fltarr(2) default=[0.0, 0.0]
property of IDLgrView
- dimensions in optional type=fltarr(2) default=[1.0, 1.0]
property of IDLgrView
- isotropic in optional type=boolean
set to use an isotropic scale, otherwise each dimension will be scaled to fill the display range
top source mg_ogscene_example
mg_ogscene_example [, z] [, x] [, y] [, /isotropic]
Example of using a scene to show multiple views.
Parameters
- z in optional type=fltarr(m, n)
surface data to show
- x in optional type=fltarr(m)
x-coordinate values
- y in optional type=fltarr(n)
y-coordinate values
Keywords
- isotropic in optional type=boolean
set to use an isotropic scale, otherwise each dimension will be scaled to fill the display range
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Modification date: | Wed Aug 6 00:27:37 2008 |
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