General Behaviour - Revision history

Dickon Champion: /* Arrays of Datasets */

2008-04-10T09:58:01Z

Arrays of Datasets

2008-04-10T09:57:30Z

Arrays of Datasets

2008-04-01T15:52:24Z

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Naming of Functions

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Property-Value Pairs

2008-03-20T16:42:49Z

Naming of Functions

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Property-Value Pairs

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Arrays of Datasets

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 end</pre>
-If all of the parameters are arrays of the same length as the dataset then for some functions this will be equivilent to
+If all of the parameters are arrays of the same length as the dataset then for some functions this will be equivalent to
 <pre>for i = 1:length(ww)

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 <pre>>> wwout = func(ww, params)</pre>
-where wwout and ww are arrays of datasets and params are the parameters required by the function func, is the equivilent of
+where wwout and ww are arrays of datasets and params are the parameters required by the function func, is the equivalent of
 <pre>for i = 1:length(ww)
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 See the matlab online help on individual functions for information on whether they use this syntax.
 ==Property-Value Pairs==

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 See the matlab online help on individual functions for information on whether they use this syntax.
 ==Property-Value Pairs==
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 * Property-value pairs are always the final set of arguments to a function
 * See [[User Reference]] for more information about the properties that can be set
 ==Naming of Functions==
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 An [[IXTrunfile]] object should be thought of as an array of [[IXTdataset_2d]] objects.
 ==Order of Inputs==

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 [[IXTdataset_1d]] functions are named after what they do, for instance rebin will rebin data in the dataset.
-Most functions have counterparts that act on [[IXTdataset_2d]] objects. These often have the same name with a suffix _x, if acting along the x dimension, _y, if acting along the y dimension and _xy if acting along both dimensions at the same time. For instance rebin_x, rebin_y, rebin_xy.
+Most functions have counterparts that act on [[IXTdataset_2d]] or [[IXTrunfile]] objects. These often have the same name with a suffix _x, if acting along the x dimension, _y, if acting along the y dimension and _xy if acting along both dimensions at the same time. For instance rebin_x, rebin_y, rebin_xy.
 ==Order of Inputs==

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 * Property-value pairs may be given in any order or omitted
 * Property-value pairs are always the final set of arguments to a function
-* See [User Reference] for more information about the properties that can be set
+* See [[User Reference]] for more information about the properties that can be set
 ==Naming of Functions==

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 Some general behaviour is shared by many different functions
 ==Arrays of Datasets==
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 ==Property-Value Pairs==
 Some functions, particularly those in the [[User Manual#Graphics|Graphics]] package have many optional independent input parameters. Property-value pairs are used to set these.
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 ==Naming of Functions==
 ==Order of Inputs==
-things like, the dataset always comes first, then any x transformation, then any y transformation.
+* Datasets are always the ''first'' input
 ==Name Tags==
 See [[Using Default Properties and Name Tags]] for more information