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Recovering Object Oriented References [message #94224]

Wed, 01 March 2017 17:55

dave.schlossberg
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Registered: March 2017

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I have a routine that creates a window object using "p1 = Plot(x,y)" or similar.

The program finishes executing, and now I have a window that persists. But I have no idea how to access it since p1 is not a global variable!

Is there some way to query the current window for the reference, or to create a new reference for it?
I suppose I could make p1 global, but this seems like a much more generic, general question.

Thanks in advance,
Dave

p.s. I'm new to Object Oriented programming, but not to IDL. Used IDL extensively ~12 years ago for a while, then hiatus (grad school). Sorry if this is a noob question!

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