p.s., Re: DataReference

• To: lind@xxxxxxxx
• Subject: p.s., Re: DataReference
• From: Bill Hibbard <hibbard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 08:08:30 -0600

I said:

> Another way to do this (JMet does it) is to create a complex
> Tuple object with MathType:
>
>   ((select1 -> ((x, y) -> (u, v))),
>    (select2 -> ((x, y) -> u)),
>    (select3 -> ((x, y) -> v)))

I should have said:

  ((select1 -> ((x, y) -> (u, v))),
   (select2 -> ((x, y) -> u_1)),
   (select3 -> ((x, y) -> v_1)))

with the ScalarMaps:

  x -> XAxis
  y -> YAxis
  u -> Flow1X
  v -> Flow1Y
  u_1 -> IsoContour
  v_1 -> IsoContour
  select1 -> SelectValue
  select2 -> SelectValue
  select3 -> SelectValue

This way, when the user de-selects select2 and select3, you won't
still have iso-contours of u and v from ((x, y) -> (u, v)) used
for flow.  Of course, u_1 and v_1 have the same values as u and v.

Cheers,
Bill
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