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gplot3d[,
x
, y
], z
[,xtitle=xtitle,ytitle=ytitle,ztitle=ztitle,title=title]
[,rotx=rotx,rotz=rotz]
[,contours=contours][,/flat]
[,/lii,/lio,/loi,/loo]
[,/liii,/lioi,/loii,/looi,/liio,/lioo,/loio,/looo]
Displays a 3D plot of 2D data set z
via the gnuplot
program.
If x
and y
are specified, then they provide
the x and y coordinates for the columns and rows of z
.
They must be 1D data sets, with x
having as many elements
as the first dimension of z
, and y
having as
many elements as the second dimension of z
.
xtitle
is the title for the x axis.
ytitle
is the title for the y axis.
ztitle
is the title for the z axis.
title
is the main title, displayed above the plot.
rotx
is the rotation angle (in degrees) around the x
axis.
rotz
is the rotation angle (in degrees) around the z axis
(after applying the rotation around the x axis, if any).
contours
specifies contour levels. If
contours
is a scalar equal to integer 1 (e.g.,
/contours
), then it says to show automatically selected
contours. Otherwise, if contours
is a real scalar, then
it specifies the desired number of contours to display, but the levels
are selected automatically. Otherwise, if contours
is an
array, then it specifies the contour levels to use.
/flat
requests an orthographic view from above; i.e., a flat
image.
The options beginning with /l
are followed by two or three
letters that say whether the x, y, and z axes should be linear
(i
) or logarithmic (o
). For example, /lio
and
/lioi
select linear x and z axes and logarithmic y axis, and
/looo
selects logarithmic x, y, and z axes.
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