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When clicking on a grid cell in a 2D plot of a 3D variable (or more), a line should be visualized (or a 2D plot in case of 4D data)
It helps to investigate what happens in a grid cells
Ideally, one create a new formatoption that can take the following values
False
True
str
[str, str]
ncview has this useful feature
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strongly related to psyplot/psy-view@4bec4c8, psyplot/psy-view#6 and the development of psy-view. Not sure yet, where this feature should live and how.
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Summary
When clicking on a grid cell in a 2D plot of a 3D variable (or more), a line should
be visualized (or a 2D plot in case of 4D data)
Reason
It helps to investigate what happens in a grid cells
Detailed explanation
Ideally, one create a new formatoption that can take the following values
False
, nothing happensTrue
, a line plot will be generated for 3D and a 2D plot for a 4D variable, when clicking on a grid cellstr
. Representing the dimension to use for a line plot for variables with more than 3D[str, str]
. Representing the 2 dimensions to use for a 2D plot for variables with more than 4DExamples
ncview has this useful feature
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: