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6.4 Data filling
- MGL command: list DAT
v1 ...
Creates new variable with name dat and fills it by numeric values of command arguments
v1 ...
. Command can create one-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays with arbitrary values. For creating 2d array the user should use delimiter ‘|’ which means that the following values lie in next row. Array sizes are [maximal of row sizes * number of rows]. For example, commandlist 1 | 2 3
creates the array [1 0; 2 3]. Note, that the maximal number of arguments is 1000.
- MGL command: list DAT d1 ...
Creates new variable with name dat and fills it by data values of arrays of command arguments d1 .... Command can create two-dimensional or three-dimensional (if arrays in arguments are 2d arrays) arrays with arbitrary values. Minor dimensions of all arrays in arguments should be equal to dimensions of first array d1. In the opposite case the argument will be ignored. Note, that the maximal number of arguments is 1000.
- Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const float *
A,int
NX,int
NY=1
,int
NZ=1
) - Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const double *
A,int
NX,int
NY=1
,int
NZ=1
) - C function:
void
mgl_data_set_float (HMDT
dat,const float *
A,int
NX,int
NY,int
NZ) - C function:
void
mgl_data_set_double (HMDT
dat,const double *
A,int
NX,int
NY,int
NZ) Allocates memory and copies the data from the flat
float*
ordouble*
array.
- Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const float **
A,int
N1,int
N2) - Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const double **
A,int
N1,int
N2) - C function:
void
mgl_data_set_float2 (HMDT
dat,const float **
A,int
N1,int
N2) - C function:
void
mgl_data_set_double2 (HMDT
dat,const double **
A,int
N1,int
N2) Allocates memory and copies the data from the
float**
ordouble**
array with dimensions N1, N2, i.e. from array defined asfloat a[N1][N2];
.
- Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const float ***
A,int
N1,int
N2) - Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const double ***
A,int
N1,int
N2) - C function:
void
mgl_data_set_float3 (HMDT
dat,const float ***
A,int
N1,int
N2) - C function:
void
mgl_data_set_double3 (HMDT
dat,const double ***
A,int
N1,int
N2) Allocates memory and copies the data from the
float***
ordouble***
array with dimensions N1, N2, N3, i.e. from array defined asfloat a[N1][N2][N3];
.
- Method on
mglData
:void
Set (gsl_vector *
v) - C function:
void
mgl_data_set_vector (HMDT
dat,gsl_vector *
v) Allocates memory and copies the data from the
gsl_vector *
structure.
- Method on
mglData
:void
Set (gsl_matrix *
m) - C function:
void
mgl_data_set_matrix (HMDT
dat,gsl_matrix *
m) Allocates memory and copies the data from the
gsl_matrix *
structure.
- Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const mglData &
from) - Method on
mglData
:void
Set (HCDT
from) - C function:
void
mgl_data_set (HMDT
dat,HCDT
from) Copies the data from
mglData
(ormglDataA
) instance from.
- Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const std::vector<int> &
d) - Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const std::vector<float> &
d) - Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const std::vector<double> &
d) Allocates memory and copies the data from the
std::vector<T>
array.
- Method on
mglData
:void
Set (const char *
str,int
NX,int
NY=1
,int
NZ=1
) - C function:
void
mgl_data_set_values (const char *
str,int
NX,int
NY,int
NZ) Allocates memory and scanf the data from the string.
- Method on
mglData
:void
Link (const mglData &
from) - Method on
mglData
:void
Link (const float *
A,int
NX,int
NY=1
,int
NZ=1
) - C function:
void
mgl_data_link (HMDT
dat,const float *
A,int
NX,int
NY,int
NZ) Links external data array, i.e. don’t delete it at exit.
- MGL command: var DAT
num v1 [v2=nan]
Creates new variable with name dat for one-dimensional array of size num. Array elements are equidistantly distributed in range [v1, v2]. If v2=
nan
then v2=v1 is used.
- MGL command: fill dat v1 v2 ['dir'='x']
- Method on
mglData
:void
Fill (float
v1,float
v2,char
dir='x'
) - C function:
void
mgl_data_fill (HMDT
dat,float
v1,float
v2,char
dir) Equidistantly fills the data values to range [v1, v2] in direction dir={‘x’,‘y’,‘z’}.
- MGL command: fill dat 'eq'
- MGL command: fill dat 'eq' vdat
- MGL command: fill dat 'eq' vdat wdat
- Method on
mglData
:void
Fill (HMGL
gr,const char *
eq,const char *
opt=""
) - Method on
mglData
:void
Fill (HMGL
gr,const char *
eq,const mglData &
vdat,const char *
opt=""
) - Method on
mglData
:void
Fill (HMGL
gr,const char *
eq,const mglData &
vdat,const mglData &
wdat,const char *
opt=""
) - C function:
void
mgl_data_fill_eq (HMGL
gr,HMDT
dat,const char *
eq,const HMDT *
vdat,const HMDT *
wdat,const char *
opt) Fills the value of array according to the formula in string eq. Formula is an arbitrary expression depending on variables ‘x’, ‘y’, ‘z’, ‘u’, ‘v’, ‘w’. Coordinates ‘x’, ‘y’, ‘z’ are supposed to be normalized in axis range of canvas gr (in difference from
Modify
functions). Variable ‘u’ is the original value of the array. Variables ‘v’ and ‘w’ are values of vdat, wdat which can beNULL
(i.e. can be omitted).
- MGL command: modify dat 'eq' [
dim=0
] - MGL command: modify dat 'eq' vdat
- MGL command: modify dat 'eq' vdat wdat
- Method on
mglData
:void
Modify (const char *
eq,int
dim=0
) - Method on
mglData
:void
Modify (const char *
eq,const mglData &
v) - Method on
mglData
:void
Modify (const char *
eq,const mglData &
v,const mglData &
w) - C function:
void
mgl_data_modify (HMDT
dat,const char *
eq,int
dim) - C function:
void
mgl_data_modify_vw (HMDT
dat,const char *
eq,HCDT
v,HCDT
w) The same as previous ones but coordinates ‘x’, ‘y’, ‘z’ are supposed to be normalized in range [0,1]. If dim>0 is specified then modification will be fulfilled only for slices >=dim.
- MGL command: fillsample dat 'how'
- Method on
mglData
:void
FillSample (const char *
how) - mglData:
void
mgl_data_fill_sample (HMDT
a,const char *
how) Fills data by ’x’ or ’k’ samples for Hankel (’h’) or Fourier (’f’) transform.
- MGL command: put dat
val [i=: j=: k=:]
- Method on
mglData
:void
Put (float
val,int
i=-1
,int
j=-1
,int
k=-1
) - mglData:
void
mgl_data_put_val (HMDT
a,float
val,int
i,int
j,int
k) Sets value(s) of array a[i, j, k] = val. Negative indexes i, j, k=-1 set the value val to whole range in corresponding direction(s). For example,
Put(val,-1,0,-1);
sets a[i,0,j]=val for i=0...(nx-1), j=0...(nz-1).
- MGL command: put dat vdat [
i=: j=: k=:
] - Method on
mglData
:void
Put (const mglData &
v,int
i=-1
,int
j=-1
,int
k=-1
) - mglData:
void
mgl_data_put_dat (HMDT
a,HCDT
v,int
i,int
j,int
k) Copies value(s) from array v to the range of original array. Negative indexes i, j, k=-1 set the range in corresponding direction(s). At this minor dimensions of array v should be large than corresponding dimensions of this array. For example,
Put(v,-1,0,-1);
sets a[i,0,j]=v.ny>nz ? v[i,j] : v[i], where i=0...(nx-1), j=0...(nz-1) and condition v.nx>=nx is true.
- MGL command: idset dat 'ids'
- Method on
mglData
:void
SetColumnId (const char *
ids) - mglData:
void
mgl_data_set_id (const char *
ids) Sets the symbol ids for data columns. The string should contain one symbol ’a’...’z’ per column. These ids are used in column function.
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