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yes? use coads_climatology; set reg/l=1
yes? shade sst * 1e-39 ! this gives a blank plot
yes? shade sst * 1e-47 ! this gives a constant-zero plot
yes? shade/l=1 sst * 1e34 ! many values interpreted as missing (same for 1e35 to 1e38)
yes? shade/l=1 sst * 1e39 ! blank plot
because data is single precision within the PPLUS code.
A solution would be to scale the data at the time that it's sent from the Ferret-side plot set up routines into PPLUS. Also send the scale factor, so that an annotation can be added to the plot key about that scaling. Even plots that are drawn correctly would see an improvement in the colorbar labeling if scaling were done.
This is really straight forward, but these things would need to be handled:
If the user specifies /LEVELS=[levels specification] do we still do the scaling?
The levels are saved so that for instance, CONTOUR/OVER/LEVELS re-uses the same set of levels. Or on a new plot /LEVELS qualifier with no levels spec uses the levels that are in place from whatever previous plot has been drawn.
We need some solution for handling these in a graceful way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Plots such as these fail to draw correctly
because data is single precision within the PPLUS code.
A solution would be to scale the data at the time that it's sent from the Ferret-side plot set up routines into PPLUS. Also send the scale factor, so that an annotation can be added to the plot key about that scaling. Even plots that are drawn correctly would see an improvement in the colorbar labeling if scaling were done.
This is really straight forward, but these things would need to be handled:
If the user specifies /LEVELS=[levels specification] do we still do the scaling?
The levels are saved so that for instance, CONTOUR/OVER/LEVELS re-uses the same set of levels. Or on a new plot /LEVELS qualifier with no levels spec uses the levels that are in place from whatever previous plot has been drawn.
We need some solution for handling these in a graceful way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: