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Bill,Thanks. Of course, you're absolutely right. I got rid of that other ScalarMap(intensity, Display.YAxis), and the floating went away. However, now I can't get it to give me a scale on the intensity axis. Do I have to include a new (dummy) map to get it to display that? I'm already doing setRange and setScaleEnable(1) on the pBarMap and pBarScaleMap.
-Frank At 11:00 AM 9/9/2002, Bill Hibbard wrote:
Hi Frank, > I'm back with another question on using VisADLineArray to make histogram > bars. In previous episodes (about a month back), with help from Bill, Tom > and Ugo, I've created a vertical bar, attached it to a vertical ScaleMap, > so that its length is determined by the variable on that axis. What I don't > understand is how this length is determined: if I have a little line (in > Jython) > > # Idea from Ugo > pBarMap = ScalarMap(intensity, DisplayShape) > pBarScaleMap = ScalarMap(intensity, DisplayShapeScale) > > pBars = VisADLineArray() > pBars.vertexCount = 2 > x = 1.0 > pBars.coordinates = [ 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, x, 0.0] > pBarScaleMap.setRange(0.0, x/2.0) # Scale as recommended by Bill H. > > I would expect that when this line is scaled, the first vertex should > remain unchanged at [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]. Instead, there appears to be some > vertical translation as well as scaling, so that the scaled lines no longer > begin at the horizontal axis, but instead float at a height related to the > intensity value to which they are mapped - they not only get bigger as the > intensity increases, they also "float" higher. Do you also have a ScalarMap of intensity to YAxis, or to any other DisplayRealType? A map to YAxis could cause the lines to rise with increasing intensity. Cheers, Bill
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