Histogram references can be created with calls to BOOK_HISTOGRAM or GET_HISTOGRAM. Histogram references are also created by arithmetic between existing histograms.
This parameter may be omitted, or be set to `ALL`, in which case all histograms are written to the RZ file.
[Default: all histograms are written.]
For this reason, Garfield prints the identifier when the histogram is written.
Garfield also prints the cycle number assigned by PAW. The cycle number will be 1 if the histogram identifier is not yet in use in the RZ file. The first cycle of a histogram can be accessed from PAW without special precautions:
h/pl 5
In case, however, that the RZ file already contains an histogram with the same identifier, then the newly written histogram will be assigned a higher cycle number. The histogram now has to be accessed as follows, assuming the cycle number is 3:
h/pl 5;3
The file may exist before the call is issued, but doesn't have to. If the file already exists, then it must be an RZ file formatted with a record length of 1024. The file may already contain other histograms.
[Default: `garfield.rz`.]
The title is ignored if all histograms are to be written out. In that case, the histograms are given the name of the variable with which they are associated, as title.
[Default: the name of the global variable if the histogram is associated with a global variable, otherwise the field is left blank.]
Formatted on 21/01/18 at 16:55.