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Data Visualization and Analysis. Ferret is an interactive computer visualization and analysis environment designed to meet the needs of oceanographers and meteorologists analyzing large and complex gridded data sets. It runs on recent Unix and Mac systems, using X windows for display. PyFerret, introduced in , is a Python module wrapping.  · Sender: owner-ferret_users@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Dear Ferret developers, I found the MC file to be a great feature. To spread its gospel, the Scriptures need to be updated, I think.  · PyFerret command syntax: quick-start notes - These notes identify ways in which Pyferret command syntax differs from or extends Ferret command syntax. PyFerret for the Python user - Example PyFerret session as a Python user. Graphics in PyFerret - New graphics options and display windows.

PyFerret command syntax: quick-start notes - These notes identify ways in which Pyferret command syntax differs from or extends Ferret command syntax. PyFerret for the Python user - Example PyFerret session as a Python user. Graphics in PyFerret - New graphics options and display windows. I had a look at manual and searched ferret site but there's no anything about this function. Kind regards, Szymon Roziewski /3/9 Ansley Manke . COMMON COMMANDS. Last modified: Mon, 04/03/ - A quick reference to the most commonly used Ferret commands (typing "SHOW COMMANDS" at the Ferret prompt lists all commands): Command. Description. USE. names the data set to be analyzed (alias for "SET DATA") SHOW DATA. produces a summary of a variable.

13 de mar. de Throughout this manual, these files are referred to as GO scripts or journal files (the file names end in *.jnl). There are two kinds of GO. 10 de abr. de See the chapter "Customizing Plots", section "Contouring" for examples and more documentation on /LEVELS. POLYGON/LINE. Outlines polygons. 12 de mar. de Words in bold below are defined in the glossary of this manual. For every Ferret session, a log file stores the commands given. This is called.