[ncl-talk] Plotting 33 graphs all in one workspace possible?

[Rick Brownrigg]

Hi Christina,

Normally for PDF, you open the workstation just once and generate as many
plots as you want; each plot will appear on a "page" of the PDF output.
When you make a call to gsn_open_wks() for each individual plot, that
obviously opens a new workstation that is not closed until the script ends,
and I believe there is a limit of 32 simultaneously opened workstations. So
I think if you take your original all-in-one-script plot, and make only one
call to gsn_open_wks(), you should be good to go.

Hope that helps...
Rick


On Wed, Jul 8, 2015 at 1:26 PM, Christina Bonfanti - NOAA Affiliate <
christina.bonfanti at noaa.gov> wrote:

> Hello,
>>
>> So as of now, I am trying to make 33 plots and save them all to one pdf.
>> In this process I have discovered a few things. First, I'm not sure how to
>> accomplish the one pdf part so as of now, my script saves each graph to its
>> own pdf file. Another problem is that in creating a workspace for each
>> graph and saving it to a pdf, I have discovered that I can only have so
>> many graphs outputted from one ncl script before I get an error. Because of
>> this, I have had to break my one script into three ncl script.
>>
>> My question is basically is there a way to make 33 (or n number) of
>> graphs from one ncl script and have them all save to one pdf.
>>
>> I have attached my three scripts here.
>>
>
>
>
>> Christina
>>
>
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