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Re: Resolve iTools for Virtual Machine [message #37272 is a reply to message #36914] Fri, 12 December 2003 12:53 Go to previous message
David Fanning is currently offline  David Fanning
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Thomas Brueckner writes:

> I wonder, David, if there is another undocumented tool like this for
> resolving graphics objects? I am having a hard time getting a nice
> simple object graphics program to run on the virtual machine, and I
> wonder if some of it is the resolve_all procedure not catching the
> object classes.
>
> For instance, if I do
>
> IDL> RESOLVE_ALL,CLASS='IDLgrView'
>
> it seems not to compile any more items than a straight RESOLVE_ALL would
> do if the class keyword is not set.

I've never had trouble getting a simple object
graphics program to be a save file. (Well, at
least not if I remember to compile the TRACKBALL
object.) That CLASS keyword would really only be
used for user-written classes, not built-in
IDL classes, so I'm not surprised using the keyword
as you are above made no difference.

I just made a save file out of my FSC_SURFACE program
by doing this:

IDL> .compile fsc_surface
IDL> resolve_all, class='trackball'
IDL> save, filename='fsc_surface.sav', /Routines

There must be something else wrong with your program. :-)

Cheers,

David

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