Hi again everyone,
Here is my rather clunky code (and I know it is rather inefficient):
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while e_t lt 2 do begin
for x=4e003, 20e003, 4e003 do begin
for c=0.006, 0.01, 0.004 do begin
for o=(50*!pi/180), (70*!pi/180), (10*!pi/180) do begin
v= (a*x)
ind_small = where(file[1,*] lt 2*x,count)
if count eq 0 then te_small=0
if count gt 0 then begin
ext_small = file[*,ind_small]
le_small= ext_small[1,*]
te_small = total(le_small^3)
endif
ind_large = where(file[1,*] ge 2*x,count)
if count eq 0 then te_large=0
if count gt 0 then begin
ext_large = file[*,ind_large]
le_large= ext_large[1,*]
te_large = total(le_large)
endif
kns=(sin(o)*cos(o)/v)
knl=(c*cos(o)*x/a/sin(o))
ens= (kns*c/u)*te_small
enl= knl*te_large
e_t= ens+enl
print,x,c,o,e_t
if e_t ge 0.45 && e_t le 0.9 then openw,1,'g:\Mars_tectonics
\IDL_programs\paper_m_data\alba_eflank.txt',
printf,1,x,c,o,e_t,format='(3f9.3)'
close, 1
endfor
endfor
endfor
endwhile
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I have a few issues here that i could use some advice for:
1.) I'm not sure how to start and more importantly, end this loop. I
chose: while e_t lt 2 do begin to start it. The problem is that this
loop will never be greater than 2 so it will never end and it just
keeps repeating values ad nauseum in the output file.
I don't want it repeating but I'm not certain how to start it and stop
it to allow for no repeated values.
2.) for for c=0.006, 0.01, 0.004 do begin, I watch the output, but I
don't see it change.
3.) i must of screwed something up in this segment:
if e_t ge 0.45 && e_t le 0.9 then openw,1,'g:\Mars_tectonics
\IDL_programs\paper_m_data\alba_eflank.txt',
printf,1,x,c,o,e_t,format='(3f9.3)'
because it worked before, but know I keep getting an error about
unable to close 1, or somesuch thing (just switched to compilation
error).
As always, I appreciate any help that you may provide. After all I
wouldn't be asking this question if it weren't for all your help :)
Thanks,
~Matt
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