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Hello,
I have CVF 6.6a and CAV 1.6.0 and I simply want a Plane View plot with individual points rather than lines joining the points.
When this line in the code is executed
CALL FAVSETGRAPHSTYLE (HV,PointStyle,STATUS)
STATUS comes back as -1 (indicating that all is not well). Also, if I save the plot produced by the code and then open it in CAV via the Windows start menu (i.e. independently of my Fortran program), changing the graph setting to points results in the disappearance of the data from the plot.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Adam
I have CVF 6.6a and CAV 1.6.0 and I simply want a Plane View plot with individual points rather than lines joining the points.
When this line in the code is executed
CALL FAVSETGRAPHSTYLE (HV,PointStyle,STATUS)
STATUS comes back as -1 (indicating that all is not well). Also, if I save the plot produced by the code and then open it in CAV via the Windows start menu (i.e. independently of my Fortran program), changing the graph setting to points results in the disappearance of the data from the plot.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Adam
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Hi Adam,
What are the dimensions of the array you are graphing? If I open a 1D array in the Viewer, I'm able to set the graph style to points. The points come out as 1-pixel dots, but they are there.
Have you tried out the Intel Array Visualizer? It has a lot more options for setting various graph properties.
John
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John,
Many thanks for the reply. You've solved the problem - it's the 1D bit that was the problem I think. For some reason (don't ask me why) I was using a 2D array and then setting the ROI to just 1D of it and I think this was what was causing things to go wrong.
I'll certainly look into the Intel Array Visualizer.
Thanks again for your help.
Adam
Many thanks for the reply. You've solved the problem - it's the 1D bit that was the problem I think. For some reason (don't ask me why) I was using a 2D array and then setting the ROI to just 1D of it and I think this was what was causing things to go wrong.
I'll certainly look into the Intel Array Visualizer.
Thanks again for your help.
Adam
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