[gradsusr] dotted area on map

[Nikola]

Sounds great ! Thank you so much! But, I tried to do it and I still get the
"unwanted" contours. Not sure what am I doing wrong.

Do you know maybe where should the set black command be situated considering
the commands:

set gxout shaded

d temp

set gxout contour 

d temp

 

is there any difference? I think I tried all the combinations..

 

thanks again,

 

Nikola

 

From: Teddy Allen [mailto:teddyallen at yahoo.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 3:58 AM
To: gradsusr at gradsusr.org; nikola_vikic at email.t-com.hr
Subject: Re: [gradsusr] dotted area on map

 


Why not just shade the anomalies and then use the set black command to
contour only the significant anomalies in your set black range...?
Does this help?
Teddy

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From: Nikola <nikola_vikic at email.t-com.hr>; 
To: <gradsusr at gradsusr.org>; 
Subject: [gradsusr] dotted area on map 
Sent: Mon, May 20, 2013 10:40:18 PM 

 


Hello Grads users!

 

I am trying to draw a dotted area on a map in grads, to show the area in
which my calculated (shaded) anomalies are significantly different from
zero.

 

I found an 7 year old topic refering to that it cannot be done except
without a certain "draw polyf" function. I wonder is their possibly another
solution that came up in the last years?

 

Thank you in advance, for any help!

 

Nikola

 

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