May 14, 1990

PAW version 1.09/01

 
  1-    PAW improvements
        ================
      
 *    In the command NTUPLE/PLOT one can now book/fill a profile
      histogram if the option 'P' is given.
       Ex:
           Ntuple/plot 10.y%x ! ! ! ! P
 
 *    A new command introduced to change the color definition:
 
        * /GRAPHICS/ATTRIBUTES/COLOR_TABLE  ICOL [ RED GREEN BLUE ] 
 
          ICOL       I 'Color Index' D=1  
          RED        R 'Weight of red' D=0 R=0:1  
          GREEN      R 'Weight of green' D=0 R=0:1  
          BLUE       R 'Weight of blue' D=0 R=0:1  
 
         The number of colours can be changed via IGSET NCOL.
 
 *    Some bugs fixed.
 
 
 
  
  2-    KUIP improvements
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*   New system functions $LAST,$KEYNUM,$KEYVAL and $ARGS 
     (See HELP KUIP/FUNCTION).
 
*   VECTOR/READ: added option '*' for MATCH to search at any column;
    e.g.  VEC/READ ..... /match_string/(*)
 
*   Other host editor than screen editor can now be used on Apollo,
    e.g. HOST VI (HOST DM resets the Display Manager screen editor)
 
*   Various bugs fixed
   
 
 
 
 
 
  3-    HPLOT/HIGZ improvements
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  - New options for 3D representations of the 2D histograms in the command:
 
     * /HISTOGRAM/PLOT  [ ID CHOPT ] 
 
        'SURF1' draw a 2-Dim histogram as a surface plot (angles are 30,30)
                with colours. The color values are changing according to the
                cell value. The number of colours used may be changed
                via the command : IGSET NCOL n where 8 < n < 50
        'SURF2' this option is the same as SURF1 except that the border  of
                each cell is not drawn. This is useful to do some "coloured
                contour plot" if the two view angles are set to 90 (see the
                new option in the command SURFACE).
        'LEGO1' draw a  2-Dim histogram  as a lego  plot (angles are 30,30)
                with colours using the same algorithm as SURF1.
        'LEGO2' with this option a  coloured lego plot is  drawn but  only 3
                colours are used. One for the front face of each box  (color   
                index 2), one for  the right face (color index 3), and  one
                for the top of the box (color index 4).
   
        In the same  way, an optional parameter (CHOPT)  has  been added in 
        the commands SURFACE and LEGO to provide the same facilities but with 
        the  possibility of changing the view angles. For this two commands
        the available options are '1' and '2':
   
        When a PostScript metafile (-111 or -112) is produced, colours are
        automatically emulated with a grey scale pattern.
 
     * /HISTOGRAM/2D_PLOT/SURFACE  [ ID THETA PHI CHOPT ] 
    
        '1' this option is equivalent to the new option SURF1 in the command 
            HISTO/PLOT
        '2' this option is equivalent to the new option SURF2 in the command 
            HISTO/PLOT
     
     * /HISTOGRAM/2D_PLOT/LEGO  [ ID THETA PHI CHOPT ] 
    
        '1' this option is equivalent to the new option LEGO1 in the command 
            HISTO/PLOT
        '2' this option is equivalent to the new option LEGO2 in the command 
            HISTO/PLOT
 
  
  - New option for 2D representations of the 2D histograms in the command:
 
     * /HISTOGRAM/PLOT  [ ID CHOPT ] 
 
        'ARR' draw a 2-Dim  histogram with one arrow for each cell. The dir-
              -rection of  the arrow gives the direction  of the local slope 
              (up or down), and its length is proportional to the  variation 
              of the slope. 
 
 
  - Improvements in  drawing contour plots.
                   
 
  - New options for 1D histograms representation in the command:
 
     * /HISTOGRAM/PLOT  [ ID CHOPT ] 
        
         In addition to the already existing option '+':
 
        '+'  Addition  (or contribution) of the histogram  ID  upon the last 
             histogram plotted or the last created with option 'K' if windo-
             -wing option (the command ZONE) is selected.
 
         The two following options are also available:
 
        '-'  Same as '+' but the content of the histogram is subtracted.
        '+-' Draw the difference between the current histogram on the picture
             and ID.
 
 
  - New option 'NCOL' in IGSET to set the Number of entries in the COLor map.
 
 
  - The marker  type 1 (the dot) is now scalable on PostScript output via the
    command: IGSET MSCF s , where s is the marker scale factor.
 
 
  - Optimisation in axis drawing :
 
     * Less lines drawn for the grid in case of LOG scale.
     * No more error  message in the command AXIS if NDIV=0: an axis without
       divisions is drawn.
 
  - Improvements in drawing hatched fill areas (clipping and missing hatch)
 
 
        
 
  4-    HBOOK improvements
        =================
 *     Mods in HDIFF (when histogram filled via HPAK).
 
 *     New routine HPAKAD
              SUBROUTINE HPAKAD(IDD,X)
        *.==========>
        *.           Fill histogram with array X
        *.           At the difference of HPAK which overwrites
        *.           the current channel contents by the new values in X,
        *.           HPAKAD adds the new values.
        *..=========>
 
 *     New routine HFNOV (for online systems)
              SUBROUTINE HFNOV(ID1,X)
        *.==========>
        *.           To fill a memory-resident Ntuple
        *.           When the memory buffer is full,
        *.           the first events are overwritten
        *..=========>
 
 *     Protections in HFN when HBOOK is used together with ZEBRA/RZ.
       The current directory is now correctly restored.
 
 *     Some changes for the access to Global sections on VMS.
 
 *     A bug has been corrected in HLDIR in case of sub-directories.
 
 *     Some improvements in the fitting package.
 
 
 
 
  5-    COMIS
        =====
 *     Some bugs in I/O statements have been corrected.
 
 *     COMPLEX arithmetic has been introduced (single precision only)
 
 
 
  6-    PAW on new machines
        ===================
 
 
  - Versions of PAW with the following graphics packages are available:
 
     * GPR        on Apollo 
     * GL         on Silicon Graphics and IBM-RS/6000
     * X-Windows  on all machines running X-Windows

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