nslice_v errors

Ming Xue mxue at OU.EDU
Tue Feb 11 23:08:38 CST 2003


Tina,

I am not aware of problem with arbitrary vertical cross-sections although
I admit this capability is not exercised as much as other options.
Unless others here have similar problems, we may need your
data and code (version number if not changed) to debug.

You may want to look into the PS file to see what statement is causing the error.
Sometimes, numbers because **** when they are out of bounds.

Pages in the PS files are separated by Showpage statement.

Ming

----- Original Message -----
From: "Tina Katopodes Chow" <katopod at STANFORD.EDU>
To: <ARPSSUPPORT at LISTS.ou.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 4:39 PM
Subject: nslice_v errors


> Hi - I'm having trouble plotting arbitrary vertical slices using arpsplot.
> I have turned off all the other plots in the input file and am just trying
> to do this one vertical slice. But the postscript file has errors
> (ghostview says it's a syntax error) and the contour plot is completely
> weird (too many lines, weird shapes). All the other types of vertical or
> horizontal slices seem to work fine.
> Do you know how to fix this?
> -Tina
>
> !
> !  nslice_v  Number of arbitrary vertical slice(s) to be plotted.
> !
> !  xpnt1(1),ypnt1(1) Coordinates (km) of first point of first slice.
> !  xpnt2(1),ypnt2(1) Coordinates (km) of second point of first slice.
> !
> !  Coordinates are repeated for each slice as in the following:
> !   xpnt1(1),ypnt1(1),xpnt2(1),ypnt2(1),
> !   xpnt1(2),ypnt1(2),xpnt2(2),ypnt2(2),
> !
> !-----------------------------------------------------------------------
> !
>  &v_slice_cntl
>    nslice_v  =1,
>    xpnt1(1) = 7.0,
>    ypnt1(1) = 5.0,
>    xpnt2(1) = 20.0,
>    ypnt2(1) = 15.0,
>  /
> !
>




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