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102 Chapter 4: IDL Wavelet Toolkit ReferenceXTITLEA scalar string giving the label to be used for the first dimension.XUNITSA scalar string giving the units of X.YTITLEA scalar string giving the label to be used for the y-axis (for a 1D vector) or for thesecond dimension (for a 2D array).YUNITSA scalar string giving the units of Array (for a 1D vector) or the units of Y (for a 2Darray).Widget Keywords AcceptedThe WV_PLOT3D_WPS function also accepts the following WIDGET_BASEkeywords: DISPLAY_NAME, EVENT_FUNC, FRAME,KBRD_FOCUS_EVENTS, KILL_NOTIFY, MODAL, NOTIFY_REALIZE,RESOURCE_NAME, SCR_XSIZE, SCR_YSIZE, SPACE, TLB_FRAME_ATTR,TRACKING_EVENTS, UNITS, XOFFSET, XSIZE, YOFFSET, YSIZE. See“WIDGET_BASE” (IDL Reference Guide) for more information.Version History5.3 IntroducedSee AlsoWV_APPLETWV_PLOT3D_WPSIDL Wavelet Toolkit
Chapter 4: IDL Wavelet Toolkit Reference 103WV_PLOT_MULTIRESSyntaxThe WV_PLOT_MULTIRES function runs the graphical user interface formultiresolution analysis. WV_PLOT_MULTIRES is accessible from the VisualizeMenu of WV_APPLET.Result = WV_PLOT_MULTIRES( Array [, X] [, Y] [, GROUP_LEADER=widget_id][, TITLE=string] [, UNITS=string] [, XTITLE=string] [, XUNITS=string][, YTITLE=string] [, YUNITS=string])Return ValueThe returned variable is the Widget ID of the newly-created widget.ArgumentsArrayXA one- or two-dimensional array of data to be analyzed.YAn optional vector of uniformly-spaced values giving the location of points along thefirst dimension of Array. The default is 0, 1, 2,..., N X –1, where N X is the size of thefirst dimension.An optional vector of uniformly-spaced values giving the location of points along thesecond dimension of Array. The default is 0, 1, 2,..., N Y –1, where N Y is the size ofthe second dimension.KeywordsGROUP_LEADERThe widget ID of an existing widget that serves as “group leader” for the newlycreatedwidget. When a group leader is killed, for any reason, all widgets in the groupare also destroyed.IDL Wavelet ToolkitWV_PLOT_MULTIRES
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