
NhlIsAllocatedColor
Queries a list of workstations to determine whether or not the given color indexes have been allocated.
Prototype
function NhlIsAllocatedColor ( workstations [*] : graphic, color_index [*] : integer ) return_val [dimsizes(workstations)][dimsizes(color_index)] : logical
Arguments
workstationsAn array of NCL Workstation identifiers. The identifiers are ones returned either from calling gsn_open_wks or calling create to create a Workstation object.
color_index
An array of one or more color indexes. The valid range is 0-255.
Return value
The return array is dimensioned nwks x nci , where nwks is the length of workstations, and nci is the length of the color_index.
Description
Each workstation in workstations is queried to see whether each of the elements of color_index is an allocated color or not. If an element of color_index is a missing value, then the corresponding output value is a missing value.
See Also
NhlFreeColor, NhlSetColor, NhlNewColor, NhlGetNamedColorIndex
Examples
Example 1
In the example below, two workstations are created with different colormaps, so you can see the effect of NhlIsAllocatedColor. The first (default) colormap has 32 entries, and the second (rainbow) colormap has 190 entries.
load "$NCARG_ROOT/lib/ncarg/nclscripts/csm/gsn_code.ncl" begin type = "x11" wks1 = gsn_open_wks(type,"example1") ; Open a workstation with the ; default color map. type@wkColorMap = "rainbow" wks2 = gsn_open_wks(type,"example2") ; Open a workstation with a ; different color map. frame(wks1) frame(wks2) is_color = NhlIsAllocatedColor((/wks1,wks2/),(/5,31,32,100,189,190,200/)) do i=0,dimsizes(indexes)-1 print("color index " + indexes(i) + ", wks1 : " + is_color(0,i) + " wks2 : " + is_color(1,i)) end do end
The output values should be:
(0) color index 5, wks1 : True wks2 : True (0) color index 31, wks1 : True wks2 : True (0) color index 32, wks1 : False wks2 : True (0) color index 100, wks1 : False wks2 : True (0) color index 189, wks1 : False wks2 : True (0) color index 190, wks1 : False wks2 : False (0) color index 200, wks1 : False wks2 : False