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Baffled by out of range subscript error [message #93501]

Mon, 08 August 2016 09:23

Med Bennett
Messages: 109
Registered: April 1997

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I'm mystified by this error. Below is a code fragment from a routine that interpolates a value into a three-dimensional array based on nearby data, weighted by sample length and inverse distance squared. My 3D array is 177 by 127 by 28, but I get an error stating out of range subscript at [i,j,k] = [170,21,23], which are clearly not out of range, and this routine worked perfectly last week, before I added the length weighting part. Does anyone have any suggestions or spot the problem?

hc_bm_id2 = fltarr(177,127,28)
for i=0,176 do begin
xb = xax[i]

for j=0,126 do begin
yb = yax[j]

for k=0,27 do begin
zb = zax[k]

d = sqrt((xb - x_hc3d)^2 + (yb - y_hc3d)^2 + 10.*(zb - z_hc3d)^2)
w = where(d le 100.,c)
s = sort(d[w])
if c gt 8 then s = s[0:7]
w = w[s]
d = d[w]
length = hc_length[w]
weights = (1./d^2 * length)/total((1./d^2 * length))
===> if c gt 0 then hc_bm_id2[i,j,k] = hc_fraction[w] * weights

endfor
endfor
endfor
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% Out of range subscript encountered: HC_BM_ID2.
% Execution halted at: $MAIN$ 21 E:\Fulton\hc_model.pro
IDL> print,i,j,k
170 21 23
IDL> help,hc_bm_id2
HC_BM_ID2 FLOAT = Array[177, 127, 28]
IDL> help,hc_bm_id2[i,j,k]
<Expression> FLOAT = 0.000000

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		Baffled by out of range subscript error By: Med Bennett on Mon, 08 August 2016 09:23
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