Name
gvar — Get Geocap variables and status
Syntax
set var [gvar variable]
Description
The gvar command in the context set var [gvar variable] will transfer the Geocap variable or status of the variable into the the Tcl variable; in this case var. The gvar command is used in advanced scripting when reading internal Geocap variables or status is necessary.
Arguments
There is a long list of variables that can be attached to the gvar command as an argument.
The following variables are sometimes called the @ variables because one can create a list by the command lst @.
ran
Result from random draw.
xmin
Minimum x value of active data.
xmax
Maximum x value of active data.
ymin
Minimum y value of active data.
ymax
Maximum y value of active data.
zmin
Minimum z value of active data.
zmax
Maximum z value of active data.
xwin
Minimum x of graphical window.
xwax
Maximum x of graphical window.
ywin
Minimum y of graphical window.
ywax
Maximum y of graphical window.
zwin
Minimum z of graphical window.
zwax
Maximum z of graphical window.
posx
x position of manipulator.
posy
y position of manipulator.
posz
z position of manipulator.
numpoint
Number of points in active data.
numcell
Number of cells in active data.
numscalar
Number of scalars in active data.
nrow
Number of elements in a row in active grid.
ncol
Number of elements in a column in active grid.
nlay
Number of layers in active grid.
xinc
x increment of active grid.
yinc
y increment of active grid.
zinc
z increment of active grid.
dispnum
Display list number.
rc
Return code from system: 0=error 1=OK.
cellid
Cell id from graphical cursor intersection.
pointid
Point id from graphical cursor intersection.
files
File number in get and put.
filetype*
Filetype number of active data.
hasscalar
Returns 0 if active data has not scalars; 1 if has scalars.
isgrid
Return 0 if not; 1 if grid.
volume
Volume number from vol command.
lookup
Lookup value from lok command.
zsmin
Minimum z scalar value from active data.
zsmax
Maximum z scalar value from active data.
zcmin
Minimum z cell scalar value from active data.
zcmax
Maximum z cell scalar value from active data.
standev
Standard deviation from statistical calculation.
mean
Mean value from statistical calculation.
var
Free variable used by some commands.
window
Window number of active graphical window.
wintot
Total number of windows.
viewports
Total number of viewports.
activeview
Active viewport number.
actorid
Actor id of graphical display element.
xval
x curosor position.
yval
y cursor positon.
zval
z cursor position set in a 3D cube.
sval
Scalar value of cursor position.
seed
Seed value in statitical calculation.
median
Median value from statistical calculation.
mode
Mode value from statistical calculation.
skewness
Skewness value from statistical calculation.
kurtosis
Kurtosis value from statistical calculation.
correlation
Correlation value from statistical calculation.
horizons
Number of horizons read into workspace.
data
Data flag of active data: 0=error 1=OK.
upd
Up / down flag : up=1 down=-1 .
cubetype
2D or 3D cube flag.
levels
Number of contour levels.
area
Area of area calculation.
distance
Distance of distance calculation.
value
Used by various value output.
putnum
Number of files saved in put.
lc
Loop counter.
utmzone
Utm zone of active zone.
hemis
active hemisphere.
numlookup // number of lookup curves
Number of lookup curves in lookup calculation.
numpolygon // number of polygon curves
Number of polygon curves in lookup calculation.
zorigo
z origo value of image.
slope
Slope of regression curve.
intercept
Interception of regression curve.
rangelo
Low range value of 3D cube.
rangehi
High range value of 3D cube.
newactorid
New (current) actor id of graphical display element.
diagonal
Diagonal of the graphical window.
oldx
x position of previous cursor.
oldy
y position of previous cursor.
oldz
z position of previous cursor.
angle
Angle of rotated dataset.
locori
Has local origo in dataset.
The following list represents additional system variables.
datalist
List of all datasets in workspace including active.
hilist
List of all datasets in workspace not including active.
hi | hiname name
Test if name present in hicore names.
gridlist
List of only workspace grid names.
polylist // only hicore polydata names
List of only workspace polydata names.
list name
List of only workspace name data.
value x|y|z|s number
Get x,y,z or s value at number position in active data
field
Get a list of all field data.
fieldnum
Get a list of all numeric field data.
name | dataname" | *filename
Get the saved data name of active data.
numeric fielddata
Check if fielddata is numeric. 0 if not numeric, 1 if numeric.
type | datatype
Check data type of active data.
data
Check if valid data is present in active. 0 if invalid, 1 if valid
undef
Check if polydata contains undefined values.
rotation
Check if grid or cube have rotation.
fdata" | *fd name
Get a list of field data in name.
fdata" | *fd exist name
Check if field data name exists.
number variable
Check if variable is numeric. 0 if not numeric, 1 if numeric.
replaceblank string
Replace all blanks in string.
actorid
Return the actor id of the last graphic display action.
numcom
Get the number of components in active data.
xscreen
Get x size in pixels of screen.
yscreen
Get y size in pixels of screen.
dimension
Get dimension of dataset: grid or cube.
scalar
Get existence of scalars in active data. 0 if not present, 1 if present.
numundef
Get number of undefined in a grid.
Examples
The following example show the use of gvar command.
The task is to split a dataset into cells with 3 points in each cell. It uses advanced Geocap programming.
set numpoi [gvar numpoint] ; # get number of points set n3 [expr $numpoi / 3] set pp [points x y z] ; # transfer all points to the pp variable as a list dhi data ; # delete data in workspace set i 0 for {set j 0} {$j < $n3} {incr j} { for {set k 0} {$k < 3} {incr k} { set a [lindex $pp $i] ; # get the x coordinate incr i set b [lindex $pp $i] ; # get the y coordinate incr i set c [lindex $pp $i] ; # get the z coordinate eval sta $a $b $c ; # stack the coordinates incr i } rea ter ; # read the stack mhi data app ; # append data into workspace } # The result is saved in workspace data