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Timestamp:
06/26/07 17:58:20 (17 years ago)
Author:
pinsard
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improvements/corrections of some *.pro headers

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  • trunk/SRC/ToBeReviewed/GRILLE/domdef.pro

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    2727; @keyword ENDPOINTS {type=vector} 
    2828; A four elements vector [x1,y1,x2,y2] used to specify 
    29 ; that domdef must define the box used to make a plot (pltz, pltt, 
     29; that <pro>domdef</pro> must define the box used to make a plot (pltz, pltt, 
    3030; plt1d) done strictly along the line (that can have any direction) 
    3131; starting at (x1, y1) ending at (x2, y2). When defining endpoints, 
     
    4848; box which do not concern the same array indexes. This is sometimes a 
    4949; problem (or at least serious complications) in programs where several 
    50 ; type of grid intervene (see norme, curl...). Activate MEMEINDICE to 
    51 ; force domdef to take same indexes -those of the grid T- for all other 
    52 ; grids. 
     50; type of grid intervene (see norme, curl...).  
     51; Activate MEMEINDICES to force <pro>domdef</pro> to take same indexes - those  
     52; of the grid T- for all other grids. 
    5353; 
    5454; @keyword INDEX 
    55 ; We activate it if we want that all elements passed in input of domdef 
    56 ; refer to indexes of glam, gphi and gdep arrays rather than to values 
    57 ; of these arrays. 
     55; We activate it if we want that all elements passed in input of  
     56; <pro>domdef</pro> refer to indexes of glam, gphi and gdep arrays rather  
     57; than to values of these arrays. 
    5858; 
    5959; @keyword XINDEX 
    60 ; We activate it if we want that all elements passed in input of domdef 
     60; We activate it if we want that all elements passed in input of  
     61; <pro>domdef</pro>  
    6162; and concerning the X dimension refer to indexes of glam arrays rather 
    6263; than to values of these arrays. 
    6364; 
    6465; @keyword YINDEX 
    65 ; We activate it if we want that all elements passed in input of domdef 
     66; We activate it if we want that all elements passed in input of  
     67; <pro>domdef</pro> 
    6668; and concerning the X dimension refer to indexes of gphi arrays rather 
    6769; than to values of these arrays. 
    6870; 
    6971; @keyword ZINDEX 
    70 ; We activate it if we want that all elements passed in input of domdef 
     72; We activate it if we want that all elements passed in input of  
     73; <pro>domdef</pro> 
    7174; and concerning the X dimension refer to indexes of gdep arrays rather 
    7275; than to values of these arrays. 
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