Contents
Introduction
Overview of NAP
Typographic Conventions
Acknowledgements
Background
Demonstration of Simple Tcl/Tk (excluding NAP)
Data Models
Terminology
Grids
References
Installation
Installing Tcl/Tk and NAP
Sample Startup Scripts
Basics
Sample session
NAOs, OOCs and
nap
Command
Arguments of
nap
Command
Data Types
Array Processing
NAP Expressions
Syntax
Constants
Operators
Indexing
Built-in Functions
NAP Commands other than
nap
Object-Oriented Commands (OOCs)
Reading Files using
nap_get
Command
nap_info
command
Defining New NAP Commands and Functions
Writing Procedures to be called as Commands or Functions
Interfacing NAP to a DLL based on C or Fortran Code
NAP Library of Tcl code
Tcl Procedures called as NAP Functions
Functions for Dates and Times
Statistical Functions
Geographic Functions
Miscellaneous Functions
Tcl Procedures called as Commands
Procedures for Dates and Times
Binary Input/Output Procedures
Geographic Procedures
Map Projection Procedures
Tk GUI Procedures
CAPS/NAP Menu
choose_file GUI
HDF/netCDF Browser
Visualisation using procedure
plot_nao
NAP Internal Details
N-dimensional Array Objects (NAOs)
NAP Photo Image Format
Demonstrations of NAP
Introduction to Demonstrations of NAP
Simple NAP
Constants
Arithmetic
OOCs (Object-Oriented Commands)
Built-in Functions
Constructing Arrays
Indexing
Linear Algebra
Input/Output
Defining NAP Functions
Statistics
Author:
Harvey Davies
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