ProbeDirectionalScan

ProbeDirectionalScan has the following (non-optional) arguments:

Argument	Description
`size_of_each_step`	Sets how large each step will be. Lower size means higher precision scans but higher computational cost. Start at a relatively high stepsize and gradually decrease it until you see structure to not waste computational time. The stepsize has to be a positive real number - if a non-positive or non-real number is entered, the program will take its absolute value as the actual stepsize.

ProbeDirectionalScan admits the following options:

Options	Description
`StepNumber`	Set how many steps of length determined by input stepsize are taken in each direction. If a non-natural number is entered, the program takes its absolute value and then its ceiling function to arrive at a natural number. Detault: `StepNumber->100` Example: `StepNumber->500`
`ShowAutoPlot`	If set to True this will automatically print a ListPlot of the directional scan data. Regardless of this setting, this autoplot can be printed again using the the `ProbeShowDirectionalPlot[]` command. More customized plots should be created using the `ProbeGetDirectionalData[]` command. Detault:`True`