SciDaVis のような 23 アプリを探索します。. このプログラムはUnix / Linux、WindowsまたはMac OS Xで実行され、バイナリが提供されます。 データはテキスト、CSVまたはFITSファイルから読み取ることができ、データはアプリケーション内から操作または検査できます。. Depending on the settings in the Custom Output tab, a function curve (option Uniform X Function) or a new table (if you choose the option Same X as Fitting Data) will be created for each fit. The new table includes all the X and Y values used to compute and to plot the fitted function and is hidden by default, but it can be found and viewed.
- Table of Contents
- The File Menu
- The Edit Menu
- The View Menu
- The Graph Menu
- The Plot Menu
- The Plot 3D menu
- The Data Menu
- The Analysis Menu
- The Table Menu
- The Matrix Menu
- The Format Menu
- The Window Menu
- Customization of 3D plots
The active items in the menus depend on the active window in the project. If the active window is a spreadsheet, then all the items linked to table functions are enabled and the others are automatically disabled.
These commands can also be done by clicking on the
Creates a new SciDAVis project file. If a project is open and saved, it will be closed. If a project is open is not saved, a dialog will be open to ask if the current project has to be saved.
Creates a new spreadsheet into the project. This empty table will have 30 rows and 2 columns. This number of rows and columns can be changed with the
The properties of each column (format of numbers, width, etc) can be modified by the
Creates a new Matrix into the project. The empty matrix will have 32x32 cells, these dimensions can be changed by the
See the matrix section for more details.
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Creates a new note window in the project. A note is a simple text window which can be used to add comments to the current project.
Creates a new empty 2D plot in the project. This default graph is just a framework in which you can add curves with the
Opens a dialog allowing to create a plot by specifying an analytical function. See the 2D plot section of the tutorial for a general overview of this function.
This function can be defined in cartesian, parametric or polar coordinates, see the
Opens a dialog allowing to create a 3D plot by specifying an analytical function. Only cartesian coordinates are availables. See the 3D plot section of the tutorial for more detail on this function.
Opens an existing SciDAVis project file (default file extension .sciprj). If your project has been save in a compressed format, you must select the
This command can also be used to open projects which have been built with the
Opens a list of the most recently used SciDAVis project files. You can open one of these files by selecting it from the list. If the file doesn't exist anymore an error message will pop-out and the file will be automatically deleted from the list.
This command loads an image file in a SciDAVis project. This image can be resized and then inserted in another 2D plot. It is in this case similar to the
With this command, an image is loaded in the SciDAVis project and converted to an intensity matrix. For each pixel, an intensity between 0 and 255 is computed from the intensities of the three colors red, green and blue.
This example shows the 3D plot which has been drawn from the matrix obtained with the SciDAVis logo.
Saves the actual project. If the project hasn't been saved yet ('untitled' project), a dialog will open, allowing to save the project to a specific location.In a project file all settings and all plots are stored in ASCII format.
If the project include large tables, it may be usefull to save the project in a compressed file format. The free zlib library is used to build files in gzip formats ( .sciprj.gz ).
Saves the actual project under a file name different from the current one.
Opens an existing template SciDAVis plot file (.qpt). This command will create a new empty plot with the same graphical parameters (window geometry, fonts, colors, etc).
The first figure is the initial plot saved as a template, and the second one is the empty plot created by the
You just have to add curves with the
Save the active plot as a SciDAVis template file (.qpt). In this template, the graphical parameters of the plot, together with the text labels (axis, etc) are restored, but the style used to draw the curves and the scales are not saved.
The plot can be exported into several different image formats. You can define some parameters to customize your image file by checking the
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In addition, you can define the resolution. The default value is 84. If you increase this parameter, the quality of the graphic elements will be better (but the overall size of the plot will be unchanged).
The last format which can be selected is the Scalable Vector Graphic format. With this format, the files can be modified in vector drawing software such as Sodipodi.
Here you have the possibility to save the active plot under different image formats.
Here you have the possibility to save all plots of the project under different image formats.
Prints the active plot. A print dialog is opened where you can select the printer, different paper sizes, etc.
Prints all plots of the projects. A print dialog is opened where you can select the printer, different paper sizes, etc.
Opens the
The options for the importation of ASCII datas are set by the Import dialog which is activated by the
Imports a single ASCII file into the project by creating a new spreadsheet storing the data from the file.
Imports several ASCII files into the project by creating a new spreadsheet for each file. The new spreadsheets are automatically arranged in a cascade style.
You can choose to put each data file in a separate table, or join all the data files in one table. Remind that if you choose this last solution, only one column can be selected as X values.
Opens the Import dialog allowing to change import options like: the column separator or the number of first lines to be ignored.
Closes the application. You will be asked wether you want to save your last changes or not.