Conversation started Aug 20, 2013 at 14:44.
Gustavo Bandeira
Gustavo Bandeira
Aug 20, 2013 14:44
I'm trying to do this:
a = Table[{x, 0}, {x, 1, 10}];
b = Table[{x^2, 10}, {x, 1, 10}];

n = 1;
l = {Line[a], Line[b]};

While[n >= Length[a],
AppendTo[l, Line[{{a[[n]][[1]], 0}, {b[[n]][[1]], 10}}]]; n++]


Graphics[l]
But it's not appending lines to the given list.
Why is that?
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@MichaelE2 The problem is that it's not a field... well, the underlying process is, but the data is only for the dominant direction, so there's large swathes of constant direction and others that are more messy and discontinuous
Gustavo Bandeira
Gustavo Bandeira
@rm-rf A brain toad! That's nice!
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:)
@MichaelE2 For example, see this (use Hue)
Oh, and do -1 -> Indeterminate (I couldn't upload it with Indeterminate because it exceeded the file limit imposed by pastebin)
Michael E2
Michael E2
@rm-rf OK
Sosi
Sosi
@MichaelE2 where are you at? Germany?
@rm-rf If you could please check this out I would appreciate a lot!
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Aug 20, 2013 14:54
@Sosi Ok, I will... do you need it right now or can it wait a bit (bit == few hrs)?
Sosi
Sosi
Of course!
I can wait ;)
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Alrighty! :)
Michael E2
Michael E2
@rm-rf I'm a little confused: There seems to be a grid of scalar values. How do they represent directions?
@Sosi Georgia (USA)
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@MichaelE2 Degrees from 0 (North) divided by 360
Sosi
Sosi
@MichaelE2 Oh! I was in Atlanta in May!
Went to a conference at Georgia Tech
Michael E2
Michael E2
Aug 20, 2013 14:56
@GustavoBandeira Is the inequality backwards on While?
Gustavo Bandeira
Gustavo Bandeira
@MichaelE2 OMG...
I'm so stupid.
Thanks.
Michael E2
Michael E2
@GustavoBandeira :D
 
Conversation ended Aug 20, 2013 at 14:57.