Spyview_console.exe in windows) to find out when the version you areĪfter nearly two years (and two changes of the build machine, aĭead motherboard on a server, and the accidental destruction of theĬVS archives), a new version of spyview is finally available! Now, I will just keep it at 0.1), but you check the changelog sectionīelow for updates. I haven't decided about version numbers (for You can get the latest versionįrom the links below. You can read more about spyview in this (outdated) unix man page or this help file. Theįile format is very simple: you can find an example here. With ASCII '.dat' files, spyview can read ranges for x, y, and zĭataaxes from a simple text file with the extension '.meta.txt'. The filename and data name, a directory stamp, and a colorbar. With automatic X/Y axis titles, a title that can automatically include Spyview also has a very powerful postscript output setting, whichĬan generate a nice compact postscript file with a plot of your data The colorized image can be saved to disk as a

Raw data can be saved to disk in PGM, MTX, or gnuplot or matlab styleĪSCII data files. 3D data is supported through a (simple) customĭata file format named '.mtx'. matlab-type) format, or can be in a gnuplot 'datablock' and Other file types, such as the Nanoscope AFM file format, are supportedīy conversion to pgm files using the applications below.įor ascii text files, the data can be in a 'matrix' TIF filesįrom Philips X元0S SEM, and from regular ascii text data files. Indicating physical units of the data), from a simple custom binary The name is some kind of mix of the two.ĢD datasets can be loaded from pgm files (with special headers With the minimalist user interface of xv (or 'xview'), a unix image Is the idea of combining the fancy colormap features of an old windows What's with the name 'spyview'? The inspiration for spyview Support colorscale plots of arbitrary 2D datasets, and then plotting Originally written for quickly flipping through a large number of STMĪnd AFM files and tweaking the color mapping, but then later evolved to Spyview is a data analysis/visualization program that Oliver DialĪnd myself wrote at MIT for visualizing 2D and 3D datasets. General Information Download Installion Getting Started Automatic axis names MTX files Screenshots Changelog Conversion programs Windows usage tips General information Spyview: A 2D and 3D Data Visualization and Analysis Program

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