" E& K6 ?9 n1 Y: l+ P0 t' A% F- JDataset::usage = "Dataset[Dataset-> ...] selects the thermodynamic dataset to be used.\n\n. b3 R: ]5 ]! o& ~
The following data sets are available, loaded with:\n\n4 ]3 ]' _- W3 _" z( B
Berman (1988) J Petrol 29:445-522 Dataset[Dataset -> B88]\n6 N) I; ]& K) m# Y. x
Holland & Powell (1998) J metam Geol 16:309-343 Dataset[Dataset -> HP31], or\n $ l8 M2 u u* F; _ g6 NDataset[Dataset -> HP32]\n 6 @1 P, v/ Q& y1 A# V# V! U
Gottschalk (1997) Eur J Mineral 9:175-223 Dataset[Dataset -> G97]\n\n" d$ G( Q$ Q1 j, ^+ a8 F7 g0 c& T
See G::usage for more details.\n , d3 ^( j2 C, `/ V! z1 I3 [" _& ^) P\"31\" or \"32\" following \"HP\" indicates that the thermodynamic data have been\n( K$ y! P E, W ~) f8 `" o
converted from THERMOCALC-versions 3.1 or 3.2 of Holland & Powell respectively.\n * B$ R3 P4 r# i* v3 A: SWhen you start PET, a subdirectory \"/work\" is created by default, from which all user-files\n 0 I/ Z' t1 G0 c7 s- R- g(e.g. mineralchemical data files) are read and all files produced by PET are written to.\n 7 o) _2 R( @. i# HTo create a new subdirectory for that purpose, you can use the option:\n ! Z. A" o" @1 I0 d) z( @9 ]WorkDirectory -> \"/directory_name\"\n / Z6 j; u1 v0 Z1 S/ fExample: Dataset[Dataset -> B88, WorkDirectory -> \"sample_xy\"]\n 8 A% ^) A3 z0 W8 f8 B+ i9 x1 eThis loads PET with the Berman data set and reads/writes all user files from/to the\n/ E5 M9 V) P1 @( @* l5 s1 V; U6 g
subdirectory named \"sample_xy\".\n 0 D* \( a7 s- L! g8 A" yCalled from: User.\n7 H9 B% f! J, n& b9 J4 l
Package name: DEFDAT.m\n # l8 s: U* X( RPET: Petrological Elementary Tools, (c) Edgar Dachs." % R$ z7 W5 G9 {$ S% J