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Re: Problem with "~" in Unix FINDFILE, still? [message #2325 is a reply to message #2314]

Thu, 09 June 1994 03:18

knipp
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Registered: January 1993

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In article 120922@ossenu.astro.nwu.edu, pendleton@ossenu.astro.nwu.edu (Jim Pendleton) writes:
> Could someone verify the following Unix IDL "bug" for me in a more recent
> version of IDL than 3.0.0?
>
> The problem I am seeing is that the FINDFILE function doesn't properly
> interpret a "~" as a symbol for the home directory.
>
...

Unfortunately the "more recent version" of mine is just 3.1.1 (SunOs), but
I can comform that "bug".

Anyway, each filename I define I test on the following:

starts with '~'
--> change to getenv('HOME')
starts with '$XYZ'
--> change to getenv('XYZ')
starts with neither '.' nor '/'
--> serach along IDLPATH for file

If someone is interested I'll post/e-mail the routine performing the
described tests.

Karlheinz

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		Re: Problem with "~" in Unix FINDFILE, still? By: dnguyen on Thu, 09 June 1994 08:36
		Re: Problem with "~" in Unix FINDFILE, still? By: knipp on Thu, 09 June 1994 03:42
		Re: Problem with "~" in Unix FINDFILE, still? By: robijn on Thu, 09 June 1994 06:54
		Re: Problem with "~" in Unix FINDFILE, still? By: thompson on Thu, 09 June 1994 06:04
		Re: Problem with "~" in Unix FINDFILE, still? By: knipp on Thu, 09 June 1994 03:18

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