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Initial import of Stark code.

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1 function h=plotdrog(x,y,ndrog,tstride,dstride)
2 %PLOTDROG plot drogue .pth file output from DROG3D or DROG3DDT.
3 %   PLOTDROG plots the paths of drogue locations as specified
4 %   in the x,y coordinate arrays.  PLOTDROG takes as required
5 %   arguments the x,y coordinates of the drogue locations AND
6 %   the number of drogues in the path file.  The path information
7 %   from  DROG3D or DROG3DDT can be read into MATLAB with
8 %   READ_PTH, which reads .pth files.
9 %
10 %   PLOTDROG draws each drogue with a separate line, solid
11 %   by default.  Each drogue line is referenced with
12 %   one object handle.  Therefore, to change the linetype or
13 %   color of the lines, use the MATLAB command SET and the handle
14 %   returned by PLOTDROG.
15 %
16 %   Even though READ_PTH returns the entire path matrix, only
17 %   two columns of it are passed to PLOTDROG.  It is up to the
18 %   user to make sure the correct ones are passed in.  I.e.,
19 %   there is no way for PLOTDROG to ensure x,y represent
20 %   HORIZONTAL coordinates, etc.
21 %
22 %   INPUT:
23 %         x,y     - x,y coordinates of drogues
24 %         ndrog   - number of drogues in path matrix;
25 %                   this number is returned by READ_PTH
26 %         tstride - time stride (optional, def = 1) is
27 %                   the number of timesteps to skip over.  1 would
28 %                   mean "plot all timesteps"; 2 would mean "plot
29 %                   every other timestep"; i.e., skip every other
30 %                   timestep; etc...
31 %         dstride - drogue stride (optional, def = 1) is
32 %                   the number of drogues to skip; see tstride above.
33 %                   In order to specify dstride, you must also specify
34 %                   tstride.
35 %
36 %         Both tstride and dstride can be vectors of specific timesteps
37 %         or drogue numbers to plot.  In order to plot only ONE drogue
38 %         or ONE timestep, pass into PLOTDROG the values of tstride
39 %         and/or dstride enclosed in {}'s.  For example, to
40 %         plot the initial drogue locations, call PLOTDROG as:
41 %         >> h=plotdrog(x,y,ndrog,{1});
42 %         To plot the 3rd drogue for all timesteps, call PLOTDROG as:
43 %         >> h=plotdrog(x,y,ndrog,1,{3});
44 %
45 % OUTPUT:
46 %          h       - the handle(s) to the path lines on the current axes
47 %
48 %          dstride - the number of drogues to skip, see tstride above.
49 %                    In order to specify dstride, you must also specify
50 %                    tstride.
51 %
52 %   CALL:  h=plotdrog(x,y,ndrog);
53 %          h=plotdrog(x,y,ndrog,tstride);
54 %          h=plotdrog(x,y,ndrog,tstride,dstride);
55 %         
56 % Written by: Brian O. Blanton
57 %
58
59 % DEFINE ERROR STRINGS
60 err1=['PLOTDROG requires 3, 4, or 5 arguments.'];
61 err2=['tstride argument to PLOTDROG must be a positive integer(s).'];
62 err3=['dstride argument to PLOTDROG must be a positive integer(s).'];
63 err4=['Lengths of x,y to PLOTDROG must be equal.'];
64 err5=['Path length inconsistent with number of drogues specified in PLOTDROG'];
65 err6=['ndrog argument to PLOTDROG must be a positive integer.'];
66 err7=['tstride argument to PLOTDROG must be less than number of timesteps.'];
67 err8=['dstride argument to PLOTDROG must be less than number of drogs.'];
68 err9=['Cell argument tstride to PLOTDROG must be of length 1'];
69 err10=['Cell argument dstride to PLOTDROG must be of length 1'];
70
71 % check arguments
72 if nargin < 3 | nargin > 5,error(err1),end
73
74 % If we're here, the first 3 required arguments exist.
75 if ndrog<0 | ~isint(ndrog), error(err6),end   
76
77 % Check x,y lengths
78 if length(x)~=length(y),error(err4),end
79
80 % Make sure length(x)/ndrog is an integer.
81 if ~isint(length(x)/ndrog),error(err5),end
82
83 % number of timesteps in length(x)
84 nts=length(x)/ndrog;
85
86 % Check remaining (optional) arguments
87 if nargin>3
88    % Atleast tstride has been specified.
89    % Is it a cell array?
90    if isa(tstride,'cell')
91       temp=tstride{1};
92       if length(temp)~=1,error(err9),end
93       tstride=temp;
94    else
95       if length(tstride)==1
96          if tstride<1 | ~isint(tstride), error(err2),end
97          tstride=1:tstride:nts;
98       else
99          tstride=sort(tstride(:));
100          if min(tstride)<1 | ~isint(tstride), error(err2),end
101       end
102    end
103    
104    if nargin==5
105       % Is dstride a cell array?
106       if isa(dstride,'cell')
107          temp=dstride{1};
108          if length(temp)~=1,error(err9),end
109          dstride=temp;
110       else
111          if length(dstride)==1
112             if dstride<1 | ~isint(dstride), error(err3),end
113             dstride=1:dstride:ndrog;
114          else
115             dstride=sort(dstride(:));
116             if min(dstride)<1 | ~isint(dstride), error(err3),end
117          end
118       end
119    else
120       dstride=1:ndrog;
121    end
122 else
123    tstride=1:nts;
124    dstride=1:ndrog;
125 end
126
127 % Check tstride,dstride against nts,ndrog
128 if max(tstride)>nts,error(err7),end
129 if max(dstride)>ndrog,error(err8),end
130
131 % reshape x,y into matrices of dimension ndrog x ntimestep
132 X=reshape(x,ndrog,nts)';
133 Y=reshape(y,ndrog,nts)';
134
135 % reduce by tstride
136 X=X(tstride,:);
137 Y=Y(tstride,:);
138
139 % reduce by dstride
140 X=X(:,dstride);
141 Y=Y(:,dstride);
142
143 % Add NaN row to bottom of X,Y
144 [m,n]=size(X);
145 NN=NaN*ones(size(1:n));
146 X=[X;NN];
147 Y=[Y;NN];
148
149 if length(tstride)==1
150    hout=line(X,Y,'Tag','path','LineStyle','.','Marker','.','Color','r');
151 else
152    hout=line(X,Y,'Tag','path');
153 end
154
155 % Fill output argument if returned.
156 if nargout==1,h=hout;,end
157
158 %
159 %        Brian O. Blanton
160 %        Department of Marine Science
161 %        15-1A Venable Hall
162 %        CB# 3300
163 %        Uni. of North Carolina
164 %        Chapel Hill, NC
165 %                 27599-3300
166 %
167 %        919-962-4466
168 %        blanton@marine.unc.edu
169 %
170 %        Summer 1998
171 %
172
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