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NMAP2, restore files, and streamlines.

Steve (and GEMPAK support),

I have been attempting to modify some of the NMAP2 restore files for use with 
streamlines; specifically, attempting to decrease the number of lines drawn.

This would be analogous, for instance, to using the STREAM keyword in gdstream 
- such that STREAM=0.5 or similar.

I've placed the STREAM keyword in my restore file, varying the value - with no 
effect.  I then have tried using the SKIP or CINT . . . nothing changes the 
output rendered.

So - how does one control the number of lines in a restore file for NMAP grid 
functions?
-- 
Stonie R. Cooper
Planetary Data, Incorporated
(402) 727-6599

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Subject: NMAP2, restore files, and streamlines - DISREGARD.
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Steve (and GEMPAK support),

Crap - STREAM was listed further down the restore file, clobbering my attempts 
at editing.  Disregard - I have it working now.
-- 
Stonie R. Cooper
Planetary Data, Incorporated
(402) 727-6599