ylops

[Henrique Barbosa]

Dear Wuhu,

I tried your script and I have three remarks:

1) Maybe the range you use for the second plot is wrong:
Shouldn't it be 0.0 to 0.6, instead of 0.6 to 0.0??

2) Check if you have an 'enter' or 'carriage return' or
whatever you call it after the last line. It happend to me that
the line 'd sunlight' was not executed because of this
detail.

3) With the 2 corrections above I got the second plot,
but not the second axis... I don't know why, but
I had to add an 'set ylpos 0 r' to the first plot also to
get set second axis to be drawn correctly.

Hope that helps

Henrique Barbosa


On 10/12/05, Wuhu Feng <fengwh at env.leeds.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> Thanks for correcting me. In fact, in my grads script file I
> use ylpos rather than ylops. However, I still can not get the plot for the
> second variable. Can you figure me out? Thanks.
>
> Wuhu
> Here is my script.
>
> 'set dfile 1'
> 'set clab forced'
> 'set grid off'
> 'set grads off'
> 'set t 2 125'
> 'set y 1'
> 'set lev 456'
> 'set x 1'
> 'set ylint 5'
> 'set cmark 0'
> 'set vrange -70 0'
> 'set cstyle 1'
> 'set ccolor 1'
> 'set cthick 20'
> 'd o3loss*100'
> 'set dfile 12'
> 'set ylopts 1 4 0.12'
> 'set ylpos 0 l'
> 'set clab forced'
> 'set grid off'
> 'set grads off'
> 'set t 2 125'
> 'set y 1'
> 'set z 1'
> 'set x 1'
> 'set cmark 0'
> 'set vrange 0.6 0.0'
> 'set cthick 20'
> 'set cstyle 2'
> 'd sunlight'
>
>
> --------------------------------------
> Dr. Wuhu Feng
> Institute for Atmospheric Science
> School of Earth and Environment
> University of Leeds
> Leeds
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> --------------------------------------
>
> On Wed, 12 Oct 2005, Yan Huang wrote:
>
> > it is 'ylpos', not 'ylops' if you want to use secondary y-axis
> >
> > At 11:34 AM 10/12/2005, you wrote:
> > >Thanks for the reply. However, I need to use 'set ylops 0 r' command to
> > >overlap two different variables in one figure which have different
> scale
> > >(one is from -100 to 0, the other from 0 0.6). How can I do that using
> > >Grads.
> > >
> > >Thanks.
> > >
> > >Wuhu
> >
>
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