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From: Philipp K. J. <ja...@ie...> - 2007-10-29 22:05:20
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Thanks. I am happy to develop and send in a patch, provided we can agree that this is a good path forward and is likely to be adopted if a sufficiently high-quality implementation is available. Best, Ph. On Monday 29 October 2007 14:58, you wrote: > > > We do consider backward compatibility a bit of a holy grail in this > > > project. It's always bad if a change to the program modifies the > > > result of a previously established usage. So new features (like a > > > modified weight function) should always be introduced such that they're > > > only triggered by commands that would have done nothing useful in > > > earlier versions. > > > > That's fine - this is the reason why I suggested adding > > an additional (optional) argument to dgrid3d, which > > allows the user to select the smoothing kernel. It would > > default to the current kernel (thus not breaking any > > existing apps), but allows users to make a different > > choice for new development. > > It would be nice to have options in "set dgrid3d" to choose the gridding > method. Nowadays, the "thin splines method" as an alternative can only be > chosen at compile time. The run-time option would be much better. > > I think this issue has been discussed long time, but it is still not > implemented. > > --- > PM |