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function l_tools(keyword) % Without argument, function lists all functions that process log data % The argument allows restrictions to those functions which have the keyword % as part of the descr

function log_out=l_eqdepth(log) % Funtion checks if log is equidistantly sampled in depth (log.step ~= 0) % If this is the case it is copied to output. % If this is not the case the curves are resa

function [curve,info]=l_gc(wlog,mnem,depths) % Function extracts curve with mnemonic "mnem" from log data set "wlog" % If global variable S4M.case_sensitive is set to false, the case of the curve %

function wlog=l_curve(wlog,action,mnem,values,units,description) % Function manipulates curve(s) of a log structure % Written by: E. R.: May 12, 2000 % Last updated: November 8, 2004: update also f

function logout=l_select(login,varargin) % Function retrieves subset of log from log structure % An error message is printed if a column mnemonic is not found. % Column mnemonics are not case sens

function l_redefine(varargin) % Function redefines one or more of the standard curve mnemonics (e.g. to make them the same as % esisting curve mnemonics). % Written by: E. R.: July 15, 2001 % Last

function wlog=l_extend(wlog,from,to) % Function extends the depth range of a log structure by % appending/prepending null values % Written by: E. R.: October 4, 2002 % Last updated: % %

function l_compare(varargin) % Function plots curves from one or more logs onto one plot. If depth units or curve units differ % they are automatically converted to those of the first curve (if a co

function wlog=l_merge(wlog,curves,varargin) % Function replaces the null values of one curve with the corresponding % samples of another % % Written by: E. R.: October 4, 2002 % Last updated: Au

function wlog=l_combine(wlog1,wlog2,varargin) % Combine two logs in such a way that the curves of the second log follow % "below" the curves of the first log. There are two options: % 1. Only