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gen_drog_grid

(./basics/gen_drog_grid.m)


Function Synopsis

outmat=gen_drog_grid(nx,ny,nlev,z,box_coords)

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GEN_DROG_GRID Mouse-driven drogue input coordinate generator

 GEN_DROG_GRID - Mouse-driven drogue input coordinate generator prompts
                 the user to draw a box on the current figure, and returns
                 an array of coordinates suitable for a drogue
                 initialization file.

  INPUT:  nx,ny  - number of drogues in the x and y direction (REQUIRED, 
                   INTEGERS).  If nx or ny==1, then the output is a 
                   diagonal line from between starting and ending points.
          nlev   - number of vertical levels to duplicate the 
                   horizontal positions (OPTIONAL, DEFAULT=1, INTEGER)
                   If nlev is given, then so must z.
          z      - the depth to assign to the horizontal drogue
                   locations.  z must be of length 1:nlev, providing
                   one depth for each horizontal level.  (OPTIONAL, FLOAT)
                   In this version, z must be a single
                   number.  It will be used as the depth for the (nx*ny)
                   horizontal locations. 

          box_coords - optional 4x1 vector defining the sample region.  
                       The 4 values are [X1 Y1 X2 Y2], and if defined
                       they take precedence over the mouse-driven facility.

 OUTPUT:  outmat - if z is supplied as input, outmat is a (nx*ny) by 3 
                   array of 3-D starting locations
                   if z is NOT supplied as input, outmat is a (nx*ny) by 2
                   array of 2-D starting locations

 Call as: outmat=gen_drog_grid(nx,ny)
      OR: outmat=gen_drog_grid(nx,ny,z)
      OR: outmat=gen_drog_grid(nx,ny,nlev,z)
      OR: outmat=gen_drog_grid(nx,ny,nlev,z,box_coords)

 Written by :Brian O. Blanton
 Summer 1998


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