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# Directory Listing of Routines

# projects/mms/sitl/eva/source

- EVA_CTIME
  Interactively uses the cursor to select a time (or times)
- EVA_TOC

# Routine Descriptions

## EVA_CTIME

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    PROCEDURE:   eva_ctime,time,y,z
    INPUT:
        time: Named variable in which to return the selected time (seconds
              since 1970)
        y:    Named variable in which to return the y value
        z:    Named variable in which to return the z value
    KEYWORDS:
        PROMPT:  Optional prompt string
        NPOINTS: Max number of points to return
        PSYM:    If set to a psym number, the cooresponding psym is plotted at
                 selected points
        SILENT:  Do not print data point information
        PANEL:   Set to a named variable to return an array of tplot panel numbers
                 coresponding to the variables points were chosen from.
        XNORM:   Set to a named variable to return an array of normalized x
                 coordinates of each button-click.
        YNORM:   Set to a named variable to return an array of normalized y
                 coordinates of each button-click.
        APPEND:  If set, points are appended to the input arrays,
                 instead of overwriting the old values.
        VNAME:   Set to a named variable to return an array of tplot variable names,
                 cooresponding to the variables points were chosen from.
        COLOR:   An alternative color for the crosshairs.  0<=color<=!d.n_colors-1
        SLEEP:   Sleep time (seconds) between polling the cursor for events.
                 Defaults to 0.1 seconds.  Increasing SLEEP will slow eva_ctime down,
                 but will prevent eva_ctime from monopolizing cpu time.
        INDS:    Return the indices into the data arrays for the points nearest the
                 recorded times to this named variable.
        VINDS:   Return the second dimension of the v or y array.
                 Thus  TIME(i) is  data.x(INDS(i))           and
                       Y(i)    is  data.y(INDS(i),VINDS(i))  and
                       V(i)    is  data.v(VINDS(i)) or data.v(INDS(i),VINDS(i))
                 for get_data,VNAME(i),data=data,INDS=INDS,VINDS=VINDS
        EXACT:   Get the time,y, and (if applicable) z values from the data
                 arrays.  If on a multi-line plot, get the value from the line
                 closest to the cursor along y.
        NOSHOW:  Do not show the plot window.
        DEBUG:   Avoids default error handling.  Useful for debugging.
        DAYS, HOURS, MINUTES, SECONDS: Sets time granularity.  For example
                 with MINUTES=1, eva_ctime will find nearest minute to cursor
                 position.
    PURPOSE:
       Interactively uses the cursor to select a time (or times)
    NOTES:       If you use the keyword EXACT, eva_ctime may run noticeablly slower.
             Reduce the number of time you cross panels, especially with
             tplots of large data sets.
    SEE ALSO:  "crosshairs"

    CREATED BY:    Davin Larson & Frank Marcoline
    LAST MODIFICATION:     @(#)eva_ctime.pro   1.44 02/11/01
    WARNING!
      If eva_ctime crashes, you may need to call:
      IDL> device,set_graph=3,/cursor_crosshair

(See projects/mms/sitl/eva/source/eva_ctime.pro)

## EVA_TOC

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     :Description:
       Prints the toc of the clock

     :Parameters:
       clock - (Optional) ID of clock to toc, can be an array

     :Keywords:
       help - Prints the time hash

       named - Prints the name of the clock with the output

(See projects/mms/sitl/eva/source/eva_toc.pro)