All integrable Hamiltonian systems are alike, while each nonintegrable one is nonintegrable in its own way
Synopsis
csv-grd [-h ] -i csv-file [-p ] [-r grid-range] [-s grid-size] [-v ] [-V ] grd-file-u grd-file-v
DESCRIPTION
The csv-grd utility reads a CSV file and writes two GMT netCDF (grd) files whose names are the mandatory arguments. The grd files can then be used as input for the vfplot (1) program.
OPTIONS
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-h--help -
Brief help.
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-i--inputfile -
Read CSV from the specified
file, this is required, since the program makes multiple reads of the CSV data: standard input cannot rewind. -
-p--pixel -
The output grid is pixel-aligned rather than the default, node (gridline) aligned.
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-r--grid-rangefloats -
Specify the x-y extent of the output grid as x minimum/maximum then y minimum/maximum, joined with slashes.
Example:
--grid-range 0/5/0/1. -
-s--grid-sizeints -
Specify the size of the grid with a pair of integers: the number in each dimension joined with slashes.
Example:
--grid-size 32/128. In this case (31, 127) will be the maximal index in the grid. -
-v--verbose -
Verbose operation.
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-V--version -
Version information.