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TRIANGULATE's bug? [message #92310]

Sun, 15 November 2015 21:44

Pachacoti
Messages: 2
Registered: November 2015

Junior Member

Hi,

I'm really confused by TRIANGULATE. I got an error message with the following commands:

IDL> theta=dindgen(360L)
IDL> rad=dindgen(500L)
IDL> xpol=rad#cos(theta/1.8d2*!dpi)
IDL> ypol=rad#sin(theta/1.8d2*!dpi)
IDL> triangulate,xpol,ypol,tri
% TRIANGULATE: Points are co-linear, no solution.
% Execution halted at: $MAIN$

However, the following works:
IDL> xpol=rad#cos(float(theta/1.8d2*!dpi))
IDL> ypol=rad#sin(float(theta/1.8d2*!dpi))
IDL> triangulate,xpol,ypol,tri
IDL> help,tri
TRI LONG = Array[3, 358920]

My intention is to convert a polar coordinated image to a Cartesian projected one. I'm faced with this when trying to convert float to double. Could anybody shed some light on this? How should I correct? Thx in advance.

Cheers, Pachacoti

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