On 7/1/2011 6:41 PM, greg aiken wrote:
More tinkering around here revealed something interesting:
I was eventually able to redefine index color 0 (used by default as the
'background canvas' of the plot) to be 'white', and able to redefine index
color 1 (used by default as the 'pen' of the plot).
But note that I had to use 'fully qualified object name' format to access
'pgscr' properly!
#select render device and set scale widths
dev("pgplot.png/PNG");
env(0,23,0,100);
#define colors AFTER selecting the device!
PDL::Graphics::PGPLOT::pgscr(0,1,1,1); #set background canvas to white
PDL::Graphics::PGPLOT::pgscr(1,0,0,0); #set foreground to black
if i did not explicitly preceed the object name with the package name, Perl
could not 'see' the 'pgscr' object.
when i tried it this way...
#select render device and set scale widths
dev("pgplot.png/PNG");
env(0,23,0,100);
#define colors AFTER selecting the device!
pgscr(0,1,1,1); #set background canvas to white
pgscr(1,0,0,0); #set foreground to black
Perl complained that it didnt know what 'pgscr' was, and croaked with 'undefined
object&main::pgscr
Did you do a 'use PGPLOT;' ?
I am not sure why some of the PGPLOT objects can be directly called by their
'short name' in my program, vs why this object name required the full qualified
name... I am a bit confused by this...
Greg
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