This command is used to interactively modify grid point values for
2-dimensional defined
variables. It is generally used in conjunction with query defval
. The syntax is:
set defval var ival jval value
where:
var
- the 2-D defined variableival
- X coordinate of the grid pointjval
- Y coordinate of the grid pointvalue
- the new value for the variable, or "missing" to set variable as undefined
set defval
might be to correct the value of an isolated bad data value discoverd through a maskout operation.
'set defval var 8 22 missing'
Here is a sample script defval_demo.gs
that illustrates the use of query defval
and set
defval
commands.
'open model.ctl' * restrict the dimension environment to see things more clearly xmin = 0.5 xmax = 15.5 ymin = 0.5 ymax = 10.5 'set x 'xmin' 'xmax 'set y 'ymin' 'ymax * the "defval" commands will only work with 2-D defined variables 'define var = ps' * Display the variable with colored grid cells and their values 'c' 'set grid off' 'set mproj off' 'set xaxis 'xmin' 'xmax 'set yaxis 'ymin' 'ymax 'set gxout grfill' 'd var' 'set gxout grid' 'set digsiz .14' 'd var' * Use the mouse to click on a grid point to change say 'Click on any grid point' 'q pos' xscreen = subwrd(result,3) yscreen = subwrd(result,4) * Convert screen positions to grid coordinates 'q xy2gr 'xscreen' 'yscreen xgrid = subwrd(result,3) ygrid = subwrd(result,6) * Round the grid values to the nearest integer gx = math_nint(xgrid) gy = math_nint(ygrid) * Get the value of the defined variable 'q defval var 'gx' 'gy val = subwrd(result,3) say 'The value at grid point ('gx','gy') is --> 'val * Ask for a new replacement value and assign it prompt 'Enter a new value --> ' pull newval 'set defval var 'gx' 'gy' 'newval * Display the newly updated variable 'c' 'set xaxis 'xmin' 'xmax 'set yaxis 'ymin' 'ymax 'set gxout grfill' 'd var' 'set gxout grid' 'd var'