Produced by IDL 7.1.1
User Documentation

./plotter
edrop.pro

Last modification date:
Wed Sep 28 13:27:10 2016

edrop

procedure edrop, nchan

This procedure is used to specify how many channels at the end of the spectrum should be ignored, when plotting. You then avoid the bad autoscaling that can result when the edge of the spectrum contains bad values. Note that the values are applied in channel space, so depending on whether the plot is shown in channels, frequency, or velocity, an edrop value may affect the left or right side of the plotted spectrum

Examples
   show       ; show some spectrum with bad channels 
   bdrop,10   ;
   edrop,10   ; the spectrum is replotted with better scaling
   edrop,0    ; unset the edrop value.  bdrop is still in effect.
 
Version
$Id$
Common blocks
gbtplot_common

Parameters
nchan
in, required
int
number of channels to drop from the end of the plot


Produced by IDLdoc 1.6 on Wed Sep 28 13:27:36 2016