I am working on a MRI viewer and would like to display 3 bitmaps in the
same window.
But, as I connect my 3 slices (90x130x8bit, 130x80x8bit and 80x90x8bit)
to Collect and then to Arrange, I get :
ERROR: Arrange: Operation not implemented: transposed images not
supported, standard deltas are
binary output in fortran90 with statements like:
open (channel_3, file=mesh_xyz.bin, form=unformatted, iostat=ierr)
write (channel_3) ((xyz (dir, node), dir=1, Snum_dirs), node = 1,
num_out_nodes)
work fine in dx-files with a line like:
msb binary data
I am working on a MRI viewer and would like to display 3 bitmaps in the
same window.
But, as I connect my 3 slices (90x130x8bit, 130x80x8bit and 80x90x8bit)
to Collect and then to Arrange, I get :
ERROR: Arrange: Operation not implemented: transposed images not
supported, standard deltas are
Anybody know of a way to force the invalid positions array which is obtained by
Extract to always be given as bytes rather than (which is sometimes the case)
integer ? I am doing x/y plots of two fields, and want to plot only points that
are valid in both x and y. I believe that the inherent
When sending something to plot, you should have a set of scalar
positions with data values that will become the y. So how do you
know if something is valid in y? I think there might be an easier
solution that playing with the invalid positions arrays, but I need
to know more about what you are
Say I have 2 fields, temperature and humidity (same positions component).
Each field initially has its own set of invalid positions, since it
independently contains out of range values which have been tagged as such by
Include. By saying that I only want to plot points that are valid in x and y,
You can do this with Compute... Since Compute(a+b) returns invalid if
either a or b is invalid, just compute a bogus (temp_humidity) field,
and then extract the invalid positions from that field and insert it
into the original field.
Marcus Mendenhall
Say I have 2 fields, temperature and
Since you have two fields both with the same positions and both of
scalar data, just run them both into Compute, add the two fields
together (a+b) and the result out the other end will have the
invalid positions of both fields intersected. You can then extract
this new invalid positions and
