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Existing icons will continue to work as they currently do
- The new icon introduces the ability to select between nearest gridpoint and interpolated point
- The new icon introduces the ability to supply custom axis definitions
- To migrate to the new icon:
- Parameter Pressure Level Axis has been replaced by Vertical Scaling
- Parameters Top Pressure and Bottom Pressure have been replaced by Top Level and Bottom Level
- The macro function name has changed from
xsectview()
tomxsectview()
Average View
- What is true for Cross Section View is also true for Average View, except:
- The macro function name has changed from
averageview()
tomaverageview()
- The macro function name has changed from
Vertical Profile View
- What is true for Cross Section View is also true for Vertical Profile View, except:
- The macro function name has changed from
vertprofview()
tomvertprofview()
- it gains a new parameter for setting the limits of the x-axis
- The macro function name has changed from
Migrating from Metview 4.3 to Metview 4.4
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- Icons from Metview 4.3 will not be visible in the user interface. It is hoped that not many users will have used this view icon in Metview 4.3, as it was not fully implemented, and did not work in batch mode
- The new icon introduces the ability to select between nearest gridpoint and interpolated point
- The new icon introduces the ability to supply custom axis definitions
- The macro command remains the same,
mxsectview(),
but may fail if it uses the old parameter names. It is recommended to update any macros which use this function:- change
pressure_level_axis
tovertical_scaling
- change
top_pressure
totop_level
andbottom_pressure
tobottom_level
- change
Average View
- What is true for Cross Section View is also true for Average View, except:
- The macro command remains the same,
maverageview()
- The macro command remains the same,
Vertical Profile View
- What is true for Cross Section View is also true for Vertical Profile View, except:
- The macro command remains the same,
mvertprofview()
- it gains a new parameter for setting the limits of the x-axis
- The macro command remains the same,
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