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On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Bill Hibbard wrote: > . . . > If this causes a problem, you could replicate the Field > with a different MathType ((x2, y2) -> z), and use > ScalarMaps x -> IsoContour and y2 -> IsoContour. > . . . One easy way to do this is with the changeMathType() method of Data (and inherited by Field). You also do it with virtually no extra memory use by constructing a second Field with the second MathType and the same domain Set, and calling setSamples() for both Fields with the same float[][] array and copy = false.
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