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Re: Trouble with IDL 5.0.2 (sunos sparc) map_set and contour [message #10826 is a reply to message #10805] Thu, 22 January 1998 00:00 Go to previous message
Andy Loughe is currently offline  Andy Loughe
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Registered: November 1995
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David Fanning wrote:

> One might argue (as I am sure RSI would) that it actually
> worked *incorrectly* before and it works correctly now.
> But, no, I can't tell you what is going on. It would
> be helpful if RSI could provide a bit more explanation about
> these kinds of changes.
>
> I do notice that most of the people who are experiencing
> map problems now are using (or moving from) IDL 4. Is there
> a general feeling among the people who use map projections
> that they are better in IDL 5?
>
> Cheers,
>
> David


I am sticking with IDL 4 because I don't have the time or interest
to figure out again (I've been doing this since version 2.?) what
home-grown routines must be re-written to handle RSI's incompatible
backwards-compatability! I laugh every time they come out with a
new version of the software and promise 100% backwards compatability.
We aren't idiots... or are we?!

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