AIPS HELP file for IMWEDGE in 31DEC24

As of Fri Apr 19 21:25:22 2024

INPUTS

          previously loaded (shows full range of map values.)
              No inputs
              Optional immediate argument gives width of wedge
                 in pixels (default 16).  If argument < 0,
                 program uses TV cursor to determine where to
                 put wedge (default below bottom or above top
                 of image).  Point to left or right of image
                 to get a vertical wedge.
              Uses TV cursor to select the image with which
                 the wedge is associated (if needed).

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IMWEDGE
Type:  Verb
Use:   To load a linear wedge into a TV memory plane using the same
       transfer function and clipping used in loading the associated
       image.  IMWEDGE constructs the wedge with intensities from map
       min to map max.  If there is more than one image on the TV, the
       routine asks the user to point out the image with which the
       wedge is to be associated.  There is an optional imediate
       argument:
               IMWEDGE (n)
       If n is missing, use n=16, where n is the width of the wedge in
       pixels.  If n<0 use abs(n) as the width of wedge and ask the
       user to indicate where to draw the wedge.  The default
       locations of the wedge are: (a) If there is only one image
       visible, far enough below or above the image to allow for
       complete labeling, (b) just below the image (if it will fit),
       (c) above the image (if it will fit), and (d) overlaying the
       bottom rows of the image.

       To get a vertical wedge, use n < 0 and select a point to the
       right or left of the image.  The X position you select is taken
       as the left edge of the vertical wedge.  For horizontal wedges
       use n > 0 or, with n < 0, point below or above or inside the
       image.  The point you select is the bottom of the horizontal
       wedge.

       Note that, if IMWEDGE is used in a FOR or WHILE loop or in an
       IF-THEN-ELSE construct, then the immediate argument is
       required.  Otherwise, some item necessary to the loop/construct
       will be taken as the immediate argument.

Adverbs:     None

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