TiSKit Features

The TiSKit Toolbox offers...

Main Classes

Almost all of these classes have plot() methods, and they all have other methods to manipulate the data.

For example, to read in and plot data and spectra from a SAC file named "example.SAC", you would write:
f=ts_file('example.SAC','SAC');
d=f.read();
d.plot();

Useful Classes

There are other useful classes for storing, calculating and plotting properties:

Helper Classes

The main classes are composed of properties, some of which are classes themselves. Some of them are from the Useful Classes, whereas others are only useful to organize data in the Main Classes. We call these "Helper Classes". They make it easier to have multiple instances of some object (such as a data channel) in the main class, or to group related variables. The hierarchy is:

Finally, ts_figureproperites and ts_data_figureproperties objects contain a vector of ts_figureproperties_subplot objects, to control how TiSKit plots individual channels

See Also Limitations