IDL Wavelet Toolkit User's Guide

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18 Chapter 2: Using the IDL Wavelet ToolkitWavelet Toolkit PreferencesThe Preferences dialog, under the File Menu, allows you to set various defaultpreferences and options for the currently active dataset.NoteThe Preferences are saved within each dataset rather than in a separate preferencesfile; each dataset can therefore have its own set of preferences. Note, however, thatopening a new dataset may change the current preferences. These new preferenceswill remain in effect until changed either via the Preferences window or by openinga different dataset.Default DirectorySet this option to your working directory. The Wavelet Toolkit will start all file openor save dialogs in this directory. This directory may be overridden if “RememberCurrent Directory” is set.Remember Current DirectorySet this option to cause the Wavelet Toolkit to store the directory selected within anyfile open or save dialogs, and to use this directory for future dialogs. If this option isnot set, the “Default Directory” will be used.Confirm ExitIf this option is set, the Wavelet Toolkit will ask you for confirmation when you exitthe Toolkit.Compress Save FilesSet this option to use file compression when saving dataset files. Compressed fileswill occupy less disk space than uncompressed files, but may be slower to save andopen.Stride FactorWhen importing large data arrays, the IDL Wavelet Toolkit will automaticallycalculate the X and Y stride values by dividing the length of vector arrays by the“Vector” stride factor, and each dimension of two-dimensional arrays by the “Array”stride factor. After the data is imported, you may change the X and Y stride values onthe Dataset Viewer. The minimum stride factor is 2.Wavelet Toolkit PreferencesIDL Wavelet Toolkit
Chapter 2: Using the IDL Wavelet Toolkit 19TipTo force the stride values to always be set to 1 when importing data, set the stridefactors to a value larger than the maximum dimension for your data.“Defaults” ButtonPress this button to restore all of the preferences to their default settings.IDL Wavelet ToolkitWavelet Toolkit Preferences
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