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Re: main or procedure [message #54609 is a reply to message #54607] Wed, 20 June 2007 16:36 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
JD Smith is currently offline  JD Smith
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On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 09:47:58 -0700, hradilv wrote:

> On Jun 20, 11:12 am, Carsten Lechte <c...@toppoint.de> wrote:
>> Conor wrote:
>>> Then, once it was done reloading, I would fix the bug and
>>> recompile the program, bringing myself back to the main level and
>>> restoring all the data I thought I had "lost" while I was in the
>>> program scope.
>>
>> ;-) Bonus points if you loaded different data and now wonder
>> how IDL still knows about the old. Yes, it happened to me.
>>
>> chl
>
> To be honest I'm having trouble following this thread. It all has to
> do with variable scope and keeping track of "where you are", so to
> speak. Not an IDL problem, but clearly EBKAC!

Allow me to step in with a plug for IDLWAVE. If you are running in
the IDLWAVE shell, and a program stops in the middle, for whatever
reason (STOP, a breakpoint, a run-time error, C-c, etc.), the status
bar in the buffer will show you exactly "where" you are in the calling
stack, e.g.

[0:MYROUTINE]

If you navigate the call stack, this will update as well. If you're
at the main level, the stack status will clear.

JD
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