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ksav


ksav <ik>

This command enters the 'ksav' level od KUPLOT which allows to save the given data set <ik> in different formats to a file. The allowed commands in the 'ksav' level are:

commands

Here is a list of valid commands in the KSAV sublevel:

exit    : Leaves KSAV sublevel without saving the file
form    : Sets output file format
help    : Displays online help (see general help)
outfile : Specifies the output filename
run     : Saves file and leaves KSAV level
show    : Shows the current settings
thresh  : Sets threshold for PGM file output
wait    : wait for user input (see main help)

form

form <ff> [,<p1>,<p2>,...]

This command determines the file format to be used when the file is saved. Some formats require additional parameters. If a parameter is not required, the default is the current plotting window. The following list shows the valid file formats:

<ff>   <p1>,....           required   What
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 xy    xmin,xmax              no      Saves xy file from xmin,xmax
 ni    xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax    no      Nipl file, given area
 pg    xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax    no      PGM file (ASCII), given area
 gn    xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax    no      XYZ file (gnuplot), given area
 sx    y-value               yes      Crossection || x at y-value
 sy    x-value               yes      Crossection || y at x-value
 mx    i                     yes      Crossection || x trough max #i
 my    i                     yes      Crossection || y trough max #i
 sk    ik                    yes      Crossection along xy of data set ik
 sl    x1,y1,x2,y2,n         yes      Crossection from x1,y1 to x2,y2
                                      with n points

outfile

outfile <fname>

This command specifies the name of the outputfile. See entry 'filenames' for more information about the building of filenames.

run

run

This command save the file with the current settings and leaves the KSAV level.

show

show

This command shows the current settings.

threshold

thresh { "high"|"low"|"sigma"|"zmin"|"zmax"} <value>

This command sets the threshold that is used when writing BITMAP output. All values less than the minimum threshold are set to zero, all values higher than the maximum threshold are set to the maximum threshold. The values in between are linearly scaled from zero to 255.

Depending on the first parameter, the second parameter is interpreted in five different ways:

"high"  : Sets maximum threshold for BITMAP in percent of the maximum z
"low"   : Sets minimum threshold for BITMAP in percent of the maximum z
"sigma" : Sets threshold to average z +- <value>*standard deviation z
"zmax"  : Sets maximum threshold for BITMAP
"zmin"  : Sets minimum threshold for BITMAP


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