plot2 module <rowcol>
This module defines which slice of which data set is used
for the 1-dimensional display.
The slice is phased and/or baseline corrected if desired.
The x axis is for points, the y axis is for data values.
- {data sets} <select>
-
The planes that have been extracted are listed here.
Only one data set may be selected at any time.
- {next} <next_set>
-
Select the 'next' data set, where 'next' means that
if data set n is currently selected, then data set n+1
is selected instead. If the last data set is currently
selected then the first data set is selected instead.
The slice is automatically displayed.
- {previous} <previous_set>
-
Select the 'previous' data set, where 'previous' means
that if data set n is currently selected, then data set n-1
is selected instead. If the first data set is currently
selected then the last data set is selected instead.
The slice is automatically displayed.
- {point range} <point_range>
-
The range (first and last points) of the displayed slice.
The first number must be less than the second number.
- {points : ppm : Hz} <reference>
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The point range can be specified in points, ppm or Hz.
If specified in points, start counting at 1.
- {visible : invisible} <point_ruler>
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This determines whether the point ruler is displayed.
- {visible : invisible} <point_axis>
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This determines whether the point axis is displayed.
- {value range} <value_range>
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The range (low and high values) of the displayed slice.
The first number must be less than the second number.
- {visible : invisible} <value_ruler>
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This determines whether the value ruler is displayed.
- {visible : invisible} <value_axis>
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This determines whether the value axis is displayed.
- {row : column} <row_col>
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This determines whether the slice is a row or column.
- {next} <next_point>
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Pick the 'next' slice , where 'next' means that if
row/column n is currently selected, then row/column n+1
is selected instead. If the current slice is the last
row/column then the first row/column is sliced instead.
If more than one row/column is currently selected, then
only the first of these is used to determine the 'next' one.
The slice is automatically displayed.
- {previous} <previous_point>
-
Pick the 'previous' slice , where 'previous' means that if
row/column n is currently selected, then row/column n+1
is selected instead. If the current slice is the first
row/column then the last row/column is sliced instead.
If more than one row/column is currently selected, then only
the first of these is used to determine the 'previous' one.
The slice is automatically displayed.
- {new : add} <new_add>
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This determines whether the next row/column chosen is added
to the existing slice or displayed as is (as new).
The add option is really only useful for phasing, and
should be used with care since any time any other slice
action is done (e.g. with the apply button) then the chosen
row/column is added to the existing slice.
- {rows/columns} <rows_cols>
-
The rows/columns to use. More than one may be chosen,
in which case the sums of these rows/columns is used.
These must be specified in points.
Warning: if more than one is chosen, then this information
is lost if the
- {next} <>
- or {previous} button is hit.
- {stats} <stats>
-
Calculate various statistics for the chosen slice.
If there are limits drawn on the display then the
statistics for this sub-slice are calculated.
- {phasing}
-
Popup the phasing module.
- {baseline}
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Popup the baseline correction module.
- {apply} <apply>
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Update the slice parameters and display the result.
- {dismiss}
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Close the module (the parameters are remembered).
- {help}
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Display this message.
Azara help: plot2/rowcol / W. Boucher / azara@bioc.cam.ac.uk