| 84 | | After selection by the browser, the path and file names are determined. The path is splitted into the two first edit boxes '''[RootPath]''' and '''[SubDir],''' while the file name is split into a root name '''[RootFile]''', file index string '''[FileIndex]''', and file extension '''[FileExt]'''. The input file name can be directly entered and modified by these edit boxes, without the browser. |
| 85 | | |
| 86 | | Once a root name has been introduced, navigation among the file indices is provided by the red push buttons '''[runplus]''' ( '''[+>]''') and '''[runmin] ''' ('''<HTML>[ <-]</HTML>'''). The central push button '''[run0]''' ('''[0]''') refreshes the current plot. See [section 3.4->#sec3.4] for more details. |
| 87 | | |
| 88 | | When available, the time of each frame or field is displayed in the edit box '''[abs_time]''', at the very right. In the case of image pairs, the time interval Dt is displayed between the edit boxes '''[i1], [j1]''' and '''[i2], [j2]'''. This timing information can be read directly in the input file, in the case of movies or Netcdf files, or can be defined in an image documentation file, see [section 3.5->#sec3.5] (in case of conflict, the latter prevails). |
| 89 | | |
| 90 | | -'''Note: ''' the five last input file names, as well as other pieces of personal information, are stored for convenience in a file ({uvmat_perso.mat}) automatically created in the user preference directory of Matlab (indicated by the Matlab command '>>prefdir'. Browsers then read default input in this file. A corruption of this file {uvmat_perso.mat} may lead to problems for opening uvmat, type '>>reinit' on the Matlab prompt to delete it. |
| | 84 | After selection by the browser, the path and file names are determined. The path is split into the two first edit boxes '''[!RootPath]''' and '''[!SubDir],''' while the file name is split into a root name '''[!RootFile]''', file index string '''[!FileIndex]''', and file extension '''[!FileExt]'''. The input file name can be directly entered and modified in these edit boxes, without the browser. |
| | 85 | |
| | 86 | Once a root name has been introduced, navigation among the file indices is provided by the red push buttons '''[runplus]''' ( '''[+>]''') and '''[runmin] ''' ('''[<-]'''). The central push button '''[run0]''' ('''[0]''') refreshes the current plot. See [wiki:#a3.4Navigationamongfileindices: section 3.4] for more details. |
| | 87 | |
| | 88 | When available, the time of each frame or field is displayed in the edit box '''[TimeValue]''', at the very right. In the case of image pairs, the time interval Dt is displayed between the edit boxes '''[i1], [j1]''' and '''[i2], [j2]'''. This timing information can be read directly in the input file, in the case of movies or Netcdf files, or can be defined in an image documentation file, see [wiki:#a3.5Imagedocumentationfiles.xml: section 3.5] (in case of conflict, the latter prevails). |
| | 89 | |
| | 90 | -'''Note: ''' the five last input file names, as well as other pieces of personal information, are stored for convenience in a file (''uvmat_perso.mat'') automatically created in the user preference directory of Matlab (indicated by the Matlab command '>>prefdir'. Browsers then read default input in this file. A corruption of this file ''uvmat_perso.mat'' may lead to problems for opening uvmat, type '>>reinit' on the Matlab prompt to delete it and reinitialise the configuration of uvmat. |
| 93 | | -'''Mouse motion:''' the local coordinates and field values are obtained by moving the mouse over a plotting axes. They are displayed in the text box '''[text_display]''' on the upper right. |
| 94 | | |
| 95 | | -'''Zoom:''' is activated by selecting the check box '''[CheckZoom]''' on the upper right. Zoom in by pressing the left mouse button on the graph. Zoom out by pressing the right mouse button. A zoomed region can be displayed as a new figure by drawing a rectangle with the mouse, while pressing the left mouse button (release the button to stop drawing). The zoomed region can be translated through the initial field by pressing the directional arrows of the key board. |
| 96 | | |
| 97 | | -'''Graph limits:''' they automatically adjust to the field when the check box '''[CheckFixLimits]''' is not selected (default). Otherwise they remain fixed, and can be adjusted by the check boxes '''[num_MinX]''', '''[num_MaxX]''', '''[num_MinY]''', '''[num_MaxY]'''. |
| 98 | | |
| 99 | | -'''Coordinate aspect ratio:''' when '''[CheckFixAspectRatio]''' is selected (the default option for images), the scale ratio for the x and y coordinates is fixed to 1 by default (it can be manually adjusted by the edit box '''[num_AspectRatio]'''. When '''[CheckFixAspectRatio]''' is not selected the graph scales along x and y automatically adjust to the figure size. |
| 100 | | |
| 101 | | -'''Extracting graphs:''' The graph displayed in the central window can be copied to a separate figure by pressing the menu bar command '''[Export/extract figure]'''. This allows plot editing, exporting in image format and printing, using standard Matlab graphic tools. A movie can be produced using the command [Export/make movie avi]. |
| 102 | | |
| 103 | | -'''Extracting data''' as Matlab arrays. Information stored in the GUI uvmat (as 'UserData' in the figure) can be extracted in the Matlab work space by the menu bar command '''[Export/field in workspace]''' (or by pressing the right mouse button on the GUI). Type '>>Data_uvmat.Field' to get the current input field as a Matlab structure. An image or scalar matrix is for instance obtained as Data_uvmat.Field.A. |
| 104 | | |
| 105 | | [<doc115|right>->#top] |
| | 93 | * '''Mouse motion:''' the local coordinates and field values are obtained by moving the mouse over a plotting axes. They are displayed in the text box '''[text_display]''' on the upper right. |
| | 94 | |
| | 95 | * '''Zoom:''' is activated by selecting the check box '''[!CheckZoom]''' on the upper right. Zoom in by pressing the left mouse button on the graph. Zoom out by pressing the right mouse button. Alternatively, a zoomed region can be displayed as a separate figure by selecting '''[!CheckZoomFig]''' and drawing a rectangle with the mouse. The zoomed region can be translated through the initial field by pressing the directional arrows of the keyboard. |
| | 96 | |
| | 97 | * '''Graph limits:''' they automatically adjust to the field when the check box '''[!CheckFixLimits]''' is not selected (default). Otherwise they remain fixed, and can be adjusted by the check boxes '''[num_MinX]''', '''[num_MaxX]''', '''[num_MinY]''', '''[num_MaxY]'''. |
| | 98 | |
| | 99 | * '''Coordinate aspect ratio:''' when '''[!CheckFixAspectRatio]''' is selected (the default option for images), the scale ratio for the x and y coordinates is fixed to 1 by default (it can be manually adjusted by the edit box '''[num_AspectRatio]'''. When '''[CheckFixAspectRatio]''' is not selected the graph scales along x and y automatically adjust to the figure size. |
| | 100 | |
| | 101 | * '''Extracting graphs:''' The graph displayed in the central window can be copied to a separate figure by pressing the menu bar command '''[Export/extract figure]'''. This allows plot editing, exporting in image format and printing, using standard Matlab graphic tools. Plots can be also exported on an existing figure for data comparison, using the option '''[Export/export on axis]'''. A movie can be produced using the command [Export/make movie avi]. |
| | 102 | |
| | 103 | * '''Extracting data''' as Matlab arrays. Information stored in the GUI uvmat (as 'UserData' in the figure) can be extracted in the Matlab work space by the menu bar command '''[Export/field in workspace]''' (or by pressing the right mouse button on the GUI). Type '>>Data_uvmat.Field' to get the current input field as a Matlab structure. An image or scalar matrix is for instance obtained as Data_uvmat.Field.A. |
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