c_ftsetr(3NCARG)
β¨ c_ftsetr β set float valued parameters β¨
okay bestie, welcome to the NCAR Graphics corner of the manual (that's the manual name btw, 3NCARG, we're in it π). This one is a whole little C function and it's genuinely so simple you're gonna be obsessed.
πΈ FUNCTION PROTOTYPE πΈ
void c_ftsetr(char *, float);
that's it. that's the whole signature. slay. π
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
void c_ftsetr (pnam, fval);
π DESCRIPTION π
so like, here's what the two lil arguments are doing:
pnamβ the name of the control parameter that's about to get a float value. it's a name, bestie, it points at the thing. π«Άfvalβ the value being assigned to that control parameter, i.e. the one whose name is pointed to bypnam. yes,fvalis a float. it says so on the tin.
π USAGE π
c_ftsetr is what you call when you need to set values for any of the control parameters that take float values. π
and here's the important bit, no cap: the values you set with c_ftsetr stay in effect until they get changed by subsequent calls to c_ftsetr. they do not vibe-check themselves and leave. they linger. they persist. they're committed. πβ¨
π₯ ACCESS π₯
to use c_ftsetr, you gotta load the NCAR Graphics library ngmath. that's the one. don't forget it or nothing will link and you'll be sad. π₯²
π SEE ALSO π
fitgrid_paramsc_ftgetr
and if you want the complete documentation for Fitgrid (iconic behaviour, honestly), it lives at this URL:
http://ngwww.ucar.edu/ngdoc/ng/ngmath/fitgrid/fithome.html
π COPYRIGHT π
Copyright (C) 2000 University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
The use of this Software is governed by a License Agreement.
fr fr, go forth and set those floats. your control parameters are waiting. π
k bye, this was c_ftsetr from the UNIX manual, March 1998, section 3NCARG β mwah, take care of her π«Άπ
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