--On Tuesday, October 17, 2000, 2:37 PM -0400 David Porter
<dp...@dr...> wrote:
> Thanks Bruce for the answer to my last question, it wasn't the answer I
> was looking for, but it was an answer. Now I have another question. If I
> create a plot window say 640*480, can I address each point individually?
> I have an application in which I need to combine several different kinds
> of data into a composite picture.
I'm not sure I understand the question. If the question is "can I address
individual pixels" the answer is no. Both regular (3D) visual windows and
the graphing windows are addressed in nonpixel coordinates. The main
difference between these two kinds of windows is that for 3D images it
almost never makes sense for x and y scale factors to be different, whereas
on a graph it is normally the case that the scale factors are quite
different (for example, 1E-10 meters horizontally by 1E-20 joules
vertically).
Bruce
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