15.40.15.3 Example

- 2-d Example You read in a mesh of data x,y vs Z. X ranges from 0.0 to 1.0 in steps of 0.1 and Y from 100 to 200 in steps of 1. Then you: TD:SET THREE OFF You wish to view a histogram of x vs Z for Y=140 and expand the scale so that the final plot fills the window. TD:HISTOGRAM SLICE Y=140 EXPAND You now wish to view y vs z for values Y=.2 to .5: TD:HISTOGRAM SLICE X FROM .2 to 0.5 (This plots 4 histograms) Now you wish to view all slices along the X axis: TD:HISTOGRAM SLICES Y (This plots 100 histograms!) TD:HISTOGRAM SLICE X FROM 0 to 0.5 Y FROM 105.5 to 110.0 Plots the mesh data as a series of slices looking along the X axis for a limited range of Y. TD:HISTOGRAM SLICE Y=105 X FROM .25 TO .5 Plots the mesh data as a single slice looking along the Y axis for a limited range of X. 3-d Example You enter mesh data in steps of 1 for Y=1 to 10, X=0 to 20. TD:HIST SLICE X=10. You are looking at X=10. TD:HIST SLICE X=10. TO 20 You are looking at X=10 to 20. TD:HIST SLICE X=10. TO 20 Y=5 TO 7 You are looking at X=10 to 20, Y=5 to 7.