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Appendix A Sec32.
YCAT and YCAT_STR
YCAT (A, B )
Concatenates the values of two variables into one list on an abstract Y axis.
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variables to concatenate in Y |
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Result Axes: |
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Inherited from variables A and B |
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Y |
Abstract, with length the sum of the length of the Y axes of A and B |
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Z |
Inherited from variables A and B |
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T |
Inherited from variables A and B |
Note: This is a grid-changing function. Please see the discussion under the function XCAT about specifying regions.
YCAT_STR (sA, sB) concatenates string variables in the Y direction. If YCAT is called with string arguments, Ferret runs YCAT_STR. The two arguments to YCAT must be of the same type.
yes? let a = ysequence({"Q", "R", "S"})
yes? let b = ysequence({"U", "V", "W"})
yes? list ycat(a,b)