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20040408: WARN county outline.

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  • Subject: 20040408: WARN county outline.
  • Date: 08 Apr 2004 10:51:54 -0600
Stonie,

I see in gemlib/gg/ggwarn.f, that iwidth(*) defaults to "3" if
it is not passed in >= 1 and <= 10.

In gpmap.f, currently the iwidth(*) values are defaulted to "0",
therefore, the default in ggwarn.f is used.

You can modify gpwarn.f to initialize the iwidth(*) values to 1.
My assumption is that eventually these will be pased from
the input values. But for now, they are hardcoded.

Steve Chiswell



On Thu, 2004-04-08 at 08:55, Stonie Cooper wrote:
> Steve,
> 
> Quick question - do you know where the line thickness is set on the "Outline" 
> for the WARN data types under MISC for nmap2?  I've done a series of finds, 
> but have not found the source for that Edit, yet, and I was wanting to make 
> the line thickness "1" - not so thick.
> 
> Thanks!