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Re: suppressing carriage return in PRINT [message #30579 is a reply to message #30575] Tue, 07 May 2002 14:24 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Paul Van Delst[1] is currently offline  Paul Van Delst[1]
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Chris O'Dell wrote:
>
> Thanks Kenneth, Paul, and David.
>
> I realized via a simple test that the '($)' format qualifier would
> normally solve my problem, but for my particular calculation (involving
> a lot of matrix multiplies), for some reason the print procedure gets
> "behind" the loop, and if you use that qualifier, nothing gets printed
> until after the loop has been completed. I'm willing to bet 5 lattes
> that it wouldn't happen in linux/unix. I'm going to try out David's
> cool widget program.

That's similar behaviour I see in some Fortran output on some OSes - *particularly* unix
(good ol' VAX VMS did what I wanted....). The suppressed output doesn't get printed to
screen until a new line is begun. Sort of like flushing buffers and whatnot. I don't think
it's an IDL thing, I think it's an OS thing.

paulv

p.s. You can send me the 5 lattes in the mail. Oh, and no foam thanks. :o)

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