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Users Manual for Program TRC_TRACPL  

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Introduction

Program TRC_TRACPL plots a track-file on screen and plotter. The track-file is read in free format, but the columns in the file shall have the same contents as in a trac-file.

Input data commands

Input data is read in free format, valid separators between the input values are <space>, <comma>, <tab>, <equal sign> or <carriage return>. The commands can be written both in lower and upper case letters. The operation of the program is controlled by the commands described below; some of the commands also need arguments.

IDENT1, IDENT2, IDENT3

Define up to 3 ident lines.
Declared = Character*80    Default = Blank

GAUGE

The gauge of the track.
Declared = Real*4    Default = 1435. [mm]

INFIL

Input track file
The file is read in free format. The columns in the file shall have the same contents as in a trac-file.
Declared = Character*132    Default = Blank

XSTART

Longitudinal coordinate from where the plotting will start.
Declared = Real*4    Default = 0.

XSTOP

Longitudinal coordinate where the plotting will stop.
Declared = Real*4    Default = 1.E20

XSKALA

Scale factor in longitudinal direction.
Declared = Real*4    Default = 10 [m/cm]

ISTAND

Indicator for scaling of the diagrams.
ISTAND=0 Give the user possibility to choose his or hers own plotting factors.
ISTAND=1 Plots the track-file in a standard scale.
The plotting factors can be defined in command ZERO and CM2INT below. The standard scale is the same as the default values for ZERO and CM2INT.
Declared = Integer*4    Default = 0

ZERO

Vertical translation constant in the plot, for all columns in the track-file.
Declared= Real*4(4)
Default = 3., 6., 12., 18. [cm]

CM2INT

Vector containing the scale factors for all columns in the track-file.
Vector CM2INT shall be given in units per 2 centimeters. Declared= Real*4(4)
Default = 10., 10., 10., 10. [int/2/cm]

Example of an input data file

Following example: Master.trc_tracplf can be used as a master file:

                                                                                       
 ##                                                                                    
 ##      Input data file for program trc_tracpl                                        
 ##                                                                                    
                                  IDENT1= 'Track file plotted by program TRC_TRACPL'   
  INFIL= $gentrc/K0_4a21-n-k.trac IDENT2= 'Infil = $gentrc/K0_4a21-n-k.trac        '   
                                  IDENT3= ' '                                          
 #                                                                                     
  GAUGE = 1435                                                                         
  XSTART=  0  XSTOP= 1.E30   XSKALA= 50                                                
  ZERO  =  3  6 12 20                                                                  
  CM2INT= 10 10 10 10                                                                  
 #                                                                                     
  ISCREN= 0                                                                            
  ILASER= 6     POSTFI= diags/trc_tracpl.ps