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Re: can i place a job advert [message #28136 is a reply to message #28134]

Mon, 26 November 2001 04:48

Robert Stockwell
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Registered: October 2001

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Pavel A. Romashkin wrote:

> Oh, I did not tell anybody. My own little program (Display) uses Common
> because, like you said, there's no other way to communicate a *totally*
> independent object in IDL.

I'm just mentioning this in lieu of getting real work done
this early in the morning, but I fake a singleton object in
IDL in the following way.

I use a system variable to hold the object, and in
a init procedure, I check to see if the sys var is
defined, and if not I define it. Of course, that merely
changes the line 'Common name,blah1 blah2' to 'initobject',
in each routine you use, but hey, its not a common block. :)

Cheers,
bob

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		Re: can i place a job advert By: Paul van Delst on Mon, 26 November 2001 09:13
		Re: can i place a job advert By: thompson on Mon, 26 November 2001 08:24
		Re: can i place a job advert By: Paul van Delst on Mon, 26 November 2001 07:22
		Re: can i place a job advert By: Russell Layberry on Mon, 26 November 2001 04:03
		Re: can i place a job advert By: Robert Stockwell on Mon, 26 November 2001 04:48
		Re: can i place a job advert By: Bhautik Joshi on Sun, 25 November 2001 18:29
		Re: can i place a job advert By: Pavel A. Romashkin on Fri, 23 November 2001 12:08
		Re: can i place a job advert By: David Fanning on Fri, 23 November 2001 10:59
		Re: can i place a job advert By: Pavel A. Romashkin on Fri, 23 November 2001 11:22
		Re: Commons, Was: can i place a job advert By: Richard Younger on Mon, 26 November 2001 11:21

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