| Q: routine name case sensitivity on unix [message #17480] |
Fri, 22 October 1999 00:00 |
Mirko Vukovic
Messages: 124
Registered: January 1996
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I wrote a bunch of routines on windows that a fellow is trying
to run on unix. It seems (according to him), that if
IDL encounters an un-compiled routine, it tries to find it,
but then the case has to match. That can be a problem if
the code refers to routine Xyz, which is stored in XYZ.pro. It seems
that Unix (I think he is on Linux) machines cannot make the connection
between the two.
Is that correct, and is there a way around it? How do other people
deal with this issue? We are probably talking upwards of
a 100 individual routines that I would need to check the case of.
As an incentive to replyers, this is a versatile and extendable
collection of plotting routines
that can dump the plots to .ps, a printer, even store themselves for
a recall in a later idl session (yes, it is one huge object tree). This
fellow is a beta tester, and
I will make the whole works available to the rest of the world in say
two weeks when I am reasonably sure that it is somewhat portable.
close to desparate,
Mirko
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