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trfrack
(trf.tbx/trfrack.m)
Function Synopsis
varargout = trfrack(trfh, runs, vars, mintime, maxtime);
Help text
Usage: [trfrkc, msg] = trfrack(trfh, {runs}, {vars}, {mintime}, {maxtime});
Description: trfrack returns a trf_rack data structure containing a packed
array of data loaded from a trf file. trfrack can be more convenient than
trfload because it returns data in a form which can be easily manipulated
by Matlab graphics functions. trfrack has strict requirements that each
of the variables loaded for each run are exactly the same size and have
data for exactly the same simulation virtual times. There are a number of
conditions under which trfrack returns a detailed error message indicating
what data could not be racked. When trfrack returns an error, the user must
trim the data down to a "rackable" subset or use trfsel or trfload.
Input Parameters:
trfh: A trf_handle created by a previous trf toolbox function. If the data
to be racked has not been loaded into trfh, then the trfload
is called before the rack process is started.
runs: An array of run indices that specifies which runs are to be
racked.
vars: An array of variable indices that specifies which variables are to
be racked for each run.
mintime: The minimum simulation virtual time for which data is to be
racked. If not specified, then all data up to and including maxtime is
racked.
maxtime: The maximum simulation virtual time for which data is to be
racked. If not specified, then all data after and including mintime is
racked.
Return Variables:
trfrkc: A cell array of trf_rack structures containing the data loaded
and racked. . If an error occurs or the specified data cannot be racked,
the null matrix is returned.
msg: A string containing an error message as to which variables could
not be racked and why.
Known Bugs:
The error message returned could be better documented.
Cross-Reference Information
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