qcplot (Sep89)                   qcgong                   qcplot (Sep89)



NAME
    qcplot -- Create quality control plots of solar images
    
    
USAGE
    qcplot
    
    
PARAMETERS
    
    imlist
        File which contains list of solar images to be plotted.
    
    numpl
        Number of plots to produce at one time, from 1 to 4. (Each  plot
        takes a quarter of a page/display window.)
    
    numim
        Number  of images to appear on each plot, that is, over-plotted.
        (range is from 1 to 5)
    
    rowcol
        Row or column designation, "r" or "c". For each  of  the  up  to
        four  plots  the  user will be queried as to which row or column
        is to be plotted.
    
    rcnum
        The row or column number for  the  plot  in  question  (plot  #1
        through plot #4). (range 1 to 1024)
    
    wylo
        The minimum y-axis value
    
    wyhi
        The maximum y-axis value
    
    
DESCRIPTION
    This  task  provides  from 1 to 4 separate row and column plots of 1
    to 5 images superimposed.  qcplot will prompt for the  name  of  the
    list  of  image  names,  the  number  of  plots desired (1 - 4), the
    number of images to be plotted (superimposed one upon another,  1  -
    5),  and  then  the  specifics  for each of the 1 to 4 plots: row or
    column ('r' or 'c'), which row  or  column  (e.g.  125),  the  lower
    y-axis  value  of  the plot and the upper y-axis value.  If the list
    of images is not in the current  directory,  then  a  full  pathname
    will  be needed for qcplot to access the list.  Similarly, if any of
    the images to be plotted are not in the current directory  the  list
    must  contain  the  full  pathname for those images.  When the plots
    are made a  gki  graphics  window/display  will  be  opened  with  a
    graphics  cursor awaiting some user input. At this point a 'q' (with
    no ) will return control to the qcplot  program.  Alternatively,
    any  gki-graphics  commands  may  be  input, e.g. '=' will produce a
    hard copy of the plot(s).  When control is returned  to  qcplot  the
    user  will  be given the opportunity to either continue with (numpl)
    more plots of (numim) more images,  to  individually  redisplay  any
    one (1) of the (numim) images or to quit the qcplot task.
    
    
    
EXAMPLES
    To get started:
    
            qc> qcplot
    
    
    
BUGS
    One  must  explicitly  exit  the  gki  graphics display (via 'q') to
    return control to the qcplot program after each  set  of  plots  are
    generated.
    
    
SEE ALSO
    prow, pcol, gkimosaic, bgqcplot