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General graphics: Visualize an array with AddImageSCGraph

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    • CommentAuthorarmin
    • CommentTimeJul 5th 2010
     
    Hello,

    thinking I have a 2-dimensional-array newILArray.
    How can I viausalize that with AddImageSCGraph-Function like an image with a colorbar and within limits newILArray-min/max.

    This isn't what I want:

    ilSubfigure.Panel.Graphs.AddImageSCGraph(newILArray)
    ilSubfigure.Panel.Graphs.Limits.XMax = 319
    ilSubfigure.Panel.Graphs.Limits.XMin = 0
    ilSubfigure.Panel.Graphs.Limits.YMax = 239
    ilSubfigure.Panel.Graphs.Limits.YMin = 0
    ilSubfigure.Panel.Graphs.Limits.ZMax = newILArray.MinValue
    ilSubfigure.Panel.Graphs.Limits.ZMin = newILArray.MaxValue
    • CommentAuthorhaymo
    • CommentTimeJul 6th 2010
     

    What do you mean by "within limits newILArray-min/max" ? ImageSC by default maps the full colorrange of the current colormap (definable by ILPanel.Colormap) to the full range ILArray.Min ... ILArray.Max. If you want to change this, you may alter the colormap? Or did I get you wrong?

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