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!
! app-defaults file for Ncview 
!
! David W. Pierce   20 January 2006	dpierce@ucsd.edu
!
! If this does not match the version of ncview being run, an error
! is generated.  This helps to make sure that the proper app-defaults
! file is being used.
Ncview*version:		1.93
!
! If this is 1, then ncview will code the dimensionality of the displayable
! variables (in a list) by setting their color to the colors below.  If this
! is 0, then no color coding of the dimensionality of the variable is done.
Ncview*varColors:	1
!
Ncview*foreground1d:	grey
Ncview*foreground2d:	lightblue3
Ncview*foreground3d:	pink2
Ncview*foreground4d:	yellow
Ncview*foreground5d:	white
!
! If this is 1, then ncview will attempt to automatically put on coastlines
! if it "thinks" the data is geographical atmospheric data.
Ncview*autoOverlay:	1
!
! Width of the information-giving labels.  If you like wordy titles and
! long names, you might want to set this to be larger; conversely, if
! your descriptions are terse, you might want to set this smaller.
Ncview*labelWidth:	555
!
! Default size, in PIXELS, to set a newly opening window to.
Ncview*blowupDefaultSize:  300
!
! Width of the dimension name buttons.  If you use a 
! large font, or long dimension names, you might want 
! to increase this.
Ncview*dimLabelWidth:	95
!
! Width of the variable name buttons.  If you use a 
! large font, or long variable names, you might want 
! to increase this.
Ncview*varLabelWidth:	114
!
! Number of variables per row of the variable selection box.
! Might want to reduce if you increased 'dimLabelWidth'
Ncview*nVarsPerRow:	4
!
! Some people like "exit"
Ncview*quit*label:	Quit
!
! It may be desirable to set these, depending on what colors
! you typically have loaded:
Ncview*foreground:	azure
Ncview*background:	SteelBlue
Ncview*PlotXY_canvas*background: LightSteelBlue
!
Ncview*font:			-*-helvetica-*-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
Ncview*axisFont:			10
!
Ncview*ccontour*borderWidth: 	0
!
Ncview*label2.justify:	Left
Ncview*label3.justify:	Left
Ncview*label4.justify:	Left
Ncview*label5.justify:	Left
!
Ncview*label2*borderWidth:	0
Ncview*label3*borderWidth:	0
Ncview*label4*borderWidth:	0
Ncview*label5*borderWidth:	0
!
!*optionbox.borderWidth:	0
!
!*varselectform.borderWidth:	0
Ncview*varlist_label*borderWidth:	0
!
Ncview*label_row.borderWidth:		0
Ncview*label_name.borderWidth:	0
Ncview*label_dimension.borderWidth:	0
Ncview*label_min.borderWidth:		0
Ncview*label_cur.borderWidth:		0
Ncview*label_max.borderWidth:		0
Ncview*label_units.borderWidth:	0
!
Ncview*ydimselectbox.borderWidth:	0
Ncview*ydimlist_label.borderWidth:	0
!
Ncview*xdimselectbox.borderWidth:	0
Ncview*xdimlist_label.borderWidth:	0
!
! Modifications to standard button presses.  My convention
! is that mouse button3 indicates a reversal of standard procedure,
! whereas holding down the control key while pressing a mouse button 
! indicates an accelerated version of the standard procedure.  You 
! might prefer something different.  '_mod2' versions are
! the accelerated version of the standard routines, '_mod3'
! are backwards versions of the standards, and '_mod4' are
! accelerated backwards versions of the standard routines.  
! '_mod1' are the standard versions themselves.  
!
! backup actions
Ncview*cmap.translations:   #augment <Btn3Down>,<Btn3Up>: cmap_mod3()
Ncview*Range.translations:  #augment <Btn3Down>,<Btn3Up>: range_mod3()
!
! accelerated actions
Ncview*reverse.translations:     #override Ctrl<Btn1Down>,<Btn1Up>: reverse_mod2()
Ncview*back.translations:        #override Ctrl<Btn1Down>,<Btn1Up>: back_mod2()
Ncview*forward.translations:     #override Ctrl<Btn1Down>,<Btn1Up>: forward_mod2()
Ncview*fastforward.translations: #override Ctrl<Btn1Down>,<Btn1Up>: fastforward_mod2()
!
! Accelerated, backwards, and accelerated backwards actions
Ncview*blowup.translations: #override Ctrl<Btn3Down>,<Btn3Up>: blowup_mod4()\n\
				<Btn3Down>,<Btn3Up>: blowup_mod3()\n\
				Ctrl<Btn1Down>,<Btn1Up>: blowup_mod2()
! Add our own redraw routine
!*ccontour.translations:	   #override <Expose>: redraw_ccontour()
!
Ncview*scrollspeed.translations: #override <Btn1Down>:StartScroll(Continuous) MoveThumb() NotifyThumb() \n\
					<Btn1Motion>:MoveThumb() NotifyThumb()
!
! Various actions you can do in the color contour window.
Ncview*ccontour.translations:	   #augment\n\
				Ctrl<Btn1Up>: do_set_min_from_curdata()\n\
				<Key>q: do_quit_app()\n\
				<Btn1Up>: do_plot_xy()\n\
				Ctrl<Btn1Motion>: do_set_min_from_curdata()\n\
				Ctrl<Btn3Up>: do_set_max_from_curdata()\n\
				Ctrl<Btn3Motion>: do_set_max_from_curdata()\n\
				<Btn2Up>: do_set_dataedit_place()\n\
				<Btn2Motion>: do_set_dataedit_place()