Re: Multiple plot outputs

Thanks!

gerry

Dave Allured wrote:
> Use draw() and frame() between pages, without closing the PDF
> "workstation". This should be done automatically by the plot command,
> for simple plots, unless contradicted by certain settings. For a nice
> simple example, download the code for maponly_2 from this page, change
> "ps" to "pdf" in the gsn_open_wks function call, and run it:
>
> http://www.ncl.ucar.edu/Applications/maponly.shtml
>
> The following setting *disables* the automatic page advance, although it
> is essential for some kinds of overlay features, such as weather symbols
> and paneling.
>
> res@gsnFrame = False
>
> This is discussed a little on the page for "frame", though not in the
> context of a PDF file. When you need this resource, use an explicit
> frame() command at the end of each page cycle, following one or more
> plot commands. Good luck.
>
> --Dave
>
> On 4/8/2011 5:44 PM, Gerald Creager wrote:
>> I'm trying to create what amounts to a PDF workbook of plots from within
>> a loop, and I'm getting only the first plot, then none else. I seem to
>> recall that it's possible to create the multi-page book form, but I
>> cannot recall how.
>>
>> Suggestions warmly received!
>>
>> Thanks, Gerry

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