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PetrelLogger Class Fig. 5-12 Progress Bar The progress bar is updated via IProgress.ProgressStatus; this value should be between the min and max and will be converted to a percentage. Use the IsCanceled property to determine whether the user has terminated the operation prematurely when the operation is cancellable. When the operation is completed, dispose of the progress bar. Cursor c = System.Windows.Forms.Cursors.Cross; IProgress p = PetrelLogger.NewProgress(0, 100, ProgressType.Default, c); for (int i = 0; i
PetrelLogger Class progress bar execution, so this is the only way to set status text during progress bar usage. using (IProgress p = PetrelLogger.NewProgress(5000, 11000)) { p.ProgressText = “Starting operation”; for (int i = 5000; i
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Ocean* Version 2009.1 Volume 1| Cor
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Copyright © 2006 - 2009 Schlumberg
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Contents 1 Information Resources .
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Coordinates Service . . . . . . . .
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1 Information Resources In This Sec
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Contacting Schlumberger Contacting
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2 Introduction In This Chapter The
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The Ocean Advantage The Ocean Advan
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The Ocean Architecture Coordinate S
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Ocean Modules Ocean Modules Extensi
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Petrel Data Domain Petrel Data Doma
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User Interface Infrastructure User
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3 Ocean Core In This Chapter Introd
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The Ocean Module The Ocean Module T
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The Ocean Module references can be
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The Ocean Module using System; usin
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The Ocean Module Your module can ne
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The Ocean Module public class MyMod
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The Ocean Module This is done throu
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The Ocean Module private void CoreS
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The Ocean Module Product families (
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The Ocean Module For the new class
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CoreLogger Class Fig. 3-7 Categoriz
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CoreSystem Class public static read
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CoreSystem Class They are .NET gene
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CoreSystem Class private IISynchron
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Data Management Data Management The
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Data Management using System; using
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Data Management The following code
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Data Management • Objects that ar
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Data Management Events will be gene
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Data Management { // Find the XYZ o
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Droid Class Droid Class A Droid is
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Droid Class Objects that have Droid
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ServiceLocator Class public object
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Description Interfaces and Classes
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4 Ocean Services In This Chapter Ba
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Basics public object Clone (); publ
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Basics public static Index3 operato
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Basics All Index types support the
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Basics Dot - This method multiplies
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Basics Product - This method return
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Basics public static IndexDouble2 M
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Basics public static IndexDouble3 S
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Basics • J - the second Index vec
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Basics Cast other Index types to th
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Basics IsAllZero - This method retu
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Basics The definition of the IndexR
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Basics The definition of the IndexR
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Basics constant spacing, called a s
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Basics Length - This property retur
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Basics The definition of Extent2 is
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Basics The code above creates the E
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Basics Front - This property return
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Basics EquivalenceTransform - This
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Basics } public static Index2 Narro
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Basics NarrowToInterval - This func
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Geometry Geometry Ocean defines the
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Geometry The following shows constr
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Geometry double Operator - This ope
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Geometry radians. The value “rho
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Geometry The definition of the Vect
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Geometry Zero - The null vector has
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Geometry Vector object, i.e. two va
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Geometry The Direction2 class is de
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Geometry This example shows for ins
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Geometry Equals - This method compa
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Geometry Each Box type has one cons
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Geometry ToString - This method get
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Geometry This example shows constru
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Geometry != Operator - This operati
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Geometry degenerate lattice if the
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Geometry You can construct a Lattic
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Geometry Single - This property ret
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Geometry This example shows constru
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Geometry Equals - This method compa
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Geometry three points are co-linear
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Geometry respectively. These interf
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Geometry IsClosed - This property r
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Geometry The Ray3 class definition
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Geometry + Operator - This operatio
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Geometry The SphericalPoint class p
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Geometry GetSpherical - This method
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Custom Worksteps Fig. 6-45 Custom U
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Custom Worksteps The Apply button s
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Custom Worksteps Add the workstep i
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Custom Processes Custom Processes T
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Custom Processes Step 1 - Inherit f
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Custom Processes The user double-cl
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Custom Processes The process is dea
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Custom Processes public static clas
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Custom Processes Fig. 6-57 New Proc
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Custom Processes This technique let
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Custom Processes In order to invoke
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Index A About Schlumberger 2 Almost
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