cjhoward@watnot.UUCP (Caleb J. Howard) (03/10/86)
Can anyone out there in the ether tell me what the 'Analizlise' command
on the Mandelbrot program does. When I generate a graph, and type 'A'
the program seems to draw random graphics and crash. Also, when I try
to invoke 640 X 400 graphics, the machine says that I can't. In fact
I can't seem to invoke non-interlaced mode at all. Any information on
these topics, or any information at all about the use of this wonderful
program would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
Caleb J. Howard
watmath!watnot!cjhoward (I think)
french@well.UUCP (Robert Scott French) (03/17/86)
In article <11591@watnot.UUCP> cjhoward@watnot.UUCP (Caleb J. Howard) writes: >Can anyone out there in the ether tell me what the 'Analizlise' command >on the Mandelbrot program does. When I generate a graph, and type 'A' >the program seems to draw random graphics and crash. Also, when I try >to invoke 640 X 400 graphics, the machine says that I can't. In fact >I can't seem to invoke non-interlaced mode at all. Any information on >these topics, or any information at all about the use of this wonderful >program would be greatly appreciated. > Thank you in advance. > Caleb J. Howard > watmath!watnot!cjhoward (I think) > The <A>nalyze command was meant to allow you to see the iterations a single point goes through to determine if it's in the set. It should redisplay the screen and then open a window in the foreground. You move the mouse around and hit the left button on top of each pixel you'd like to analyze. I don't know why it isn't working for you...do you have 512K? I'm not sure how the program will perform with 256K. I suggest you get another copy (what version are you using?). As for the interlace mode, there is a bug in 2.00 and 2.10 (apparently due to a mailer error - a line is missing) that prevents the use of INTERLACE mode. Hope this was some help... English: Robert S. French USnail: 2740 Frankfort Avenue Louisville, KY 40206 Phone: (502) 897-5096 ARPA: French#Robert%d@LLL-MFE UUCP: ihnp4!ptsfa!well!french