p.s. Re: Simple Gridded2D&3DSets

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• Subject: p.s. Re: Simple Gridded2D&3DSets
• From: "William L. Hibbard" <WHIBBARD@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1999 16:57 CST

Hi Mohamad,
 
Most of the examples/TestNN.java demos (where 00 <= NN <= 54)
use FlatFields whose domain sets are Linear1DSet, Linear2DSet
or Linear3DSet, which extend Gridded1DSet, Gridded2DSet and
Gridded3DSet.  These programs demonstrate many different ways
of displaying data.  These FlatFields are constructed by calls
to FlatField.makeField.  When its last parameter is false,
makeField returns a FlatField whose domain Set is Linear.
The dimension is the dimension of the domain type of the
FunctionType that is the first parameter of makeField.
 
Cheers,
Bill
 
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