. d8 Y v4 {* ^$ |6 a* IDataset::usage = "Dataset[Dataset-> ...] selects the thermodynamic dataset to be used.\n\n % J+ _( |0 L+ Z" eThe following data sets are available, loaded with:\n\n) w' ~3 T7 Q6 ]7 d
Berman (1988) J Petrol 29:445-522 Dataset[Dataset -> B88]\n5 N x2 J- ^7 x
Holland & Powell (1998) J metam Geol 16:309-343 Dataset[Dataset -> HP31], or\n* h6 u. h7 M8 ?8 A6 [/ U6 v
Dataset[Dataset -> HP32]\n ) ]. m# [4 w7 V' b0 p1 OGottschalk (1997) Eur J Mineral 9:175-223 Dataset[Dataset -> G97]\n\n & @3 h- ?7 }6 a, LSee G::usage for more details.\n1 u a" V) V [- V: |- ^
\"31\" or \"32\" following \"HP\" indicates that the thermodynamic data have been\n 9 _; [7 D: s6 w. ^* D% U6 Tconverted from THERMOCALC-versions 3.1 or 3.2 of Holland & Powell respectively.\n 7 t4 j) W k6 d5 X8 n! j% }( W" f, P3 gWhen you start PET, a subdirectory \"/work\" is created by default, from which all user-files\n1 s% \5 c* ~0 W8 L2 j3 D
(e.g. mineralchemical data files) are read and all files produced by PET are written to.\n# c; G; C, ~; [2 W( J
To create a new subdirectory for that purpose, you can use the option:\n' {0 l6 X. y9 f: P7 F9 {
WorkDirectory -> \"/directory_name\"\n" R: R) \; O( p
Example: Dataset[Dataset -> B88, WorkDirectory -> \"sample_xy\"]\n6 U* X- G. E7 C3 W1 `4 E
This loads PET with the Berman data set and reads/writes all user files from/to the\n / U2 b7 U1 r- V; N2 a) h/ ksubdirectory named \"sample_xy\".\n. x2 `: i! C& w4 a! V" D
Called from: User.\n+ V/ @$ T5 d% s6 z3 L
Package name: DEFDAT.m\n * r2 M. A/ U+ y; c/ H) {- g' t5 ~PET: Petrological Elementary Tools, (c) Edgar Dachs." ' x% q) G, I5 m* A7 I6 B