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Thanks, Bill. What if I simply wanted to get the maximum range value (domain->range) of f1? (not even worried about f2 at this point) Is there a VisAD method for that, or would I just get the range values (getFloats) and loop through them to find the max range value?
Thanks again. -kevin. Bill Hibbard wrote:
I meant the max() and min() methods of DataImpl. Given two compatible Fields f1 and f2, you can compute a Field whose values are their max's or min's with f1.max(f2) or f1.min(f2). But as I said in my previous message, this can't quite get you what you need. You will need to use your original idea of simply looping through the values of f1 and f2 (if they don't have the same sampling, you can call something like 'newf1 = f1.resample(f2.getDomainSet());' before you loop through their samples.
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