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# WV_PLOT_MULTIRES

The WV_PLOT_MULTIRES function runs the graphical user interface for multiresolution analysis. WV_PLOT_MULTIRES is accessible from the Visualize Menu of WV_APPLET.

## Syntax

Result = WV_PLOT_MULTIRES( Array [, X] [, Y] [, GROUP_LEADER=widget_id] [, TITLE=string] [, UNITS=string] [, XTITLE=string] [, XUNITS=string] [, YTITLE=string] [, YUNITS=string])

## Return Value

The returned variable is the Widget ID of the newly-created widget.

## Arguments

### Array

A one- or two-dimensional array of data to be analyzed.

### X

An optional vector of uniformly-spaced values giving the location of points along the first dimension of Array. The default is 0, 1, 2,..., NX–1, where NX is the size of the first dimension.

### Y

An optional vector of uniformly-spaced values giving the location of points along the second dimension of Array. The default is 0, 1, 2,..., NY–1, where NY is the size of the second dimension.

## Keywords

### GROUP_LEADER

The widget ID of an existing widget that serves as “group leader” for the newly-created widget. When a group leader is killed, for any reason, all widgets in the group are also destroyed.

A given widget can be in more than one group. The WIDGET_CONTROL procedure can be used to add additional group associations to a widget. See WIDGET_CONTROLfor more information. It is not possible to remove a widget from an existing group.

### TITLE

A scalar string giving the label to be used for the widget. The default is ‘MRes:’.

### UNITS

A scalar string giving the units of Array.

### XTITLE

A scalar string giving the label to be used for the first dimension.

### XUNITS

A scalar string giving the units of X.

### YTITLE

A scalar string giving the label to be used for the y-axis (for a 1D vector) or for the second dimension (for a 2D array).

### YUNITS

A scalar string giving the units of Array (for a 1D vector) or the units of Y (for a 2D array).

### Widget Keywords Accepted

The WV_PLOT_MULTIRES function also accepts the following WIDGET_BASE keywords: DISPLAY_NAME, EVENT_FUNC, FRAME, KBRD_FOCUS_EVENTS, KILL_NOTIFY, MODAL, NOTIFY_REALIZE, RESOURCE_NAME, SCR_XSIZE, SCR_YSIZE, SPACE, TLB_FRAME_ATTR, TRACKING_EVENTS, UNITS, XOFFSET, XSIZE, YOFFSET, YSIZE. See WIDGET_BASE for more information.

## Version History

5.3 | Introduced

## See Also

WV_APPLET