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Re: *.sav file [message #27524] Mon, 29 October 2001 05:23
David Fanning is currently offline  David Fanning
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L E Olsson (le.olsson@rfa.mas.lu.se) writes:

> I am running IDL on a Windows plattform.
> When I take my projects and via the BUILD
> command make a *.sav file, the performance
> of that file is not the same as running the project
> from within IDL. Especially there is a problem
> when calling external routines or modal widgets.
>
> If I run the *.sav file the program always hang
> at the following location
>
> Start_Calculation, group_leader=Event.top
>
> Start_Calculation is a *.pro file
>
> I have tried to change the build order, but it
> does not help. Any other suggestions to improve
> the *.sav file??

I've never used the Build command, so I don't
have any idea what might be wrong here. But
I've never had any trouble with modal widgets
in save files either. (I wouldn't know about
external programs, as I never use them. Everything
I've ever wanted to do could be done in IDL. :-)

I'd try building the save file by hand. Here are
instructions that have always for worked for me.

http:/www.dfanning.com/tips/idl_icon.html

Cheers,

David
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