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Re: where are the user defined macros saved?
| Re: where are the user defined macros saved? [message #31527] |
Fri, 19 July 2002 17:12 |
Rick Towler
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Registered: August 1998
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I don't know if there is another place that they are stored but you can find
all of the macros in your registry.
Just export the following branch:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Research Systems, Inc.\IDL\1\Macros
and then import it to your new systems registry by double clicking on the
.reg file.
Note that the "1" may be a 0 or 2 or 100 on your machine depending on how
many versions of IDL are (or have been?) installed. I don't know how they
are ordered, but I would guess it is by the order of installation (which in
my case was 5.4 then 5.5) so the 0 key contains data for 5.4 and the 1 key
for 5.5. Keep this in mind when you are importing them too. You might run
into complications if some of these machines have older/multiple versions of
IDL installed.
-Rick
"Vincent Fournier-Sicre" <vfs@acri-st.fr> wrote in message
news:3D36B5AD.B4292B6F@acri-st.fr...
> Hi all,
> I work under windows with IDL5.4 and I need to copy my
> macros to a number of computers (~10). The teadious way
> would be to set up those macros by hand on all the
> computers. But I am sure there is a much easier way to do
> that; for instance by copying one file to the 10 different
> computers :-)). I have seen that there is a
> idl54/bin/bin.x86/macros.000 file that holds the initial
> macros proposed by idlde, but I don't see in it the macros I
> have created myself. There must be a text file somewhere
> with the user's macros ... I've been looking for it but have
> not found it. Does somebody know where this file may be
> stored?
> By advance thanks,
> Vincent Fournier-Sicre
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