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Hi Kevin, You cannot do arithmetic with Sets, as they are assumed to play the role of function domains and arithmetic operations apply to function ranges or simple Reals or Tuples. You can apply binary operations to Data objects with the same type, to a Data object other than a Set and a constant, and to a function object and a Data object whose type is the same as the function range type. And you can apply the binary operation of addition (and only addition) to two Text objects. Note that in this context when we say types are equal, we mean in the sense that any two RealTypes are equal. Good luck, Bill > What are the rules regarding arithmetic with DataImpls? Do they need to > be of the same type? > > I.e., can I only do FlatField ff = (FlatField) old_ff.multiply(other_ff) > > I'm having some trouble creating (essentially scaling) a set by a constant. > > I'm trying the following: > > Linear1DSet alt_set = new Linear1DSet(altitude, > alt_map.getRange()[0], > alt_map.getRange()[1], > 100); > > Linear1DSet refr_set = (Linear1DSet)alt_set.multiply( new > Real((4.0/3.0)*CURVE) ); > > And I get a runtime error at the above line that reads: > > Exception in thread "main" visad.UnimplementedException: SetType.binary > > Thanks for your help with this trivial problem! ============================================================================== To unsubscribe visad, visit: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/mailing-list-delete-form.html ==============================================================================
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