Hi Dan
I am doing some r-theta plots as well. Would you be willing to share your
data and net files so I can use them as an example (template) for my own
data set.
Thanks
On 6/17/05 7:34 AM, Dan Patnaude [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow! That was so easy. Thanks. I guess I never really think of the
array indices as 'positions',
Thanks for the help,
Dan
On Jun 17, 2005, at 6:32 AM, Dragos MOROIANU wrote:
After you import the data, you can pass it through a MARK-COMPUTE-
UNMARK
control, where you can change the coordinates from polar to cartesian:
a
b
[a.x*cos(a.y),a.x*sin(a.y)]
Don't forget to mark the positions before you make the transform.
Dragos
On Thu, Jun 16, 2005 at 03:19:38PM -0400, Dan Patnaude wrote:
Hi-
I have some 2d data where the data is stored in a 1024 square array,
but the positions are not regular. That is, the data was made in a
simulation in polar coordinates (r, theta). I can't figure out how to
tell DX that this is the case. How do I construct a grid with polar
coords and then get DX to display the data in the proper format (i.e.
the grid ought to look like a pie slice, rather than square).
Any ideas would be helpful.
Thanks,
Dan
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