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Fri, 01 May 2009 08:52 |
rlkling
Messages: 14
Registered: April 1999
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Hello All,
I have upgraded Randall Franks IDL_tools with a couple of new features
but I only have it working on windows. I was wondering if someone out
there would be willing to get it running on the different unix's? The
new capabilities are
array_any_equal(array1, array2)
Checks to see if any of the matching elements is the same between the
two arrays.
As soon as one is found the function returns a 1, if none is found
then a 0 is returned.
The arrays must be the same type and can be any IDL variable
including pointers and objects.
ZipFile:
fileArray = zipList(zipFileIn)
Lists all the files and directories in zipFileIn.
zipExtract, zipFileIn, [fileListArray], path=path
if fileListArray is undefined then extracts all the files in
zipFileIn.
if fileListArrayis an array then only the files in the array are
extracted.
if path is defined then all files are placed in that directory.
Otherwise all files are
copied to the present working directory.
zipCompress, zipFileOut, fileListArray, compress=compress ,
update=update
zipFileOut is the name of the output zip file
fileListArray is the list of files to compress
compress, valid values are 1 to 9, is the degree of compression.
Default is 5.
if update is set then zipFileOut is appended with fileListArray
Getting this running on Unix should be as simple as modifying the
makefile but I am way too rusty on my UNIX right now...
Please contact me if you are interested.
Ronn Kling
KRS, inc.
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"Application Development with IDL"
"Calling C from IDL, Using DLM's to extend your IDL code".
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"Power Graphics with IDL, A Beginner's Guide to Object Graphics"
"IDL primer" A concise introduction to IDL
"Navigating the IDL workbench" Working with the new IDL 7.0
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