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viewerdisplaydata.newdisplaydatagui - Function



Package display
Module viewer
Tool viewerdisplaydata


Create a new graphical user interface for this tool


Synopsis
newdisplaydatagui(parent, uneditable, show, hasdismiss, hasdone, widgetset)


Arguments

parent   parent frame for GUI
    Allowed: agent or F
    Default: F
uneditable   parameters which should not be editable
    Allowed: vector of strings
    Default: ``''
show   map the GUI to the screen immediately?
    Allowed: Boolean
    Default: T
hasdismiss   place a 'Dismiss' button in the GUI?
    Allowed: Boolean
    Default: F
hasdone   place a 'Done' button in the GUI?
    Allowed: Boolean
    Default: F
widgetset   Widgetserver tool to use for the GUI
    Allowed: Widgetserver tool
    Default: dws


Returns
tool having Viewerstandardgui interface


Description

Calling this function will create and return a new GUI which can be used to adjust the state of this Viewerdisplaydata tool. By judicious use of the function arguments, the graphical user interface can optionally be placed within existing frames, and left off-screen for later use. The interface of the return value conforms to the Viewerstandardgui interface.

The uneditable argument should be a vector of strings listing the internal names of the parameters which should not be editable by the user in the graphical user interface. eg. uneditable=''xaxis yaxis colormap'' would prevent the user from modifying the displayed X and Y axes and the colormap of this Viewerdisplaydata tool in the GUI: they could still modify these parameters from the command-line via the setoptions function.





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