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Re: XROI in IDL5.6 on MAC OS 10.2? [message #34012 is a reply to message #33917]

Mon, 10 February 2003 16:50

Richard French
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Registered: December 2000

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>>
>>> Can someone out there give XROI a try on IDL5.6 using MAC OS 10.2? Mine
>>> fails in several different ways:
>>>
>>> XROI,dist(300) gives "Unknown dynamically loadable module: iptool"
>>>

>
> The message "Unknown dynamically loadable module: iptool" means that IDL
> didn't or can't read the IPTOOL.DLM file, which causes IDL to not know about
> the DLM. I would first investigate installation and permission problems.

Yes, that turned out to be the problem - I had a typo in $IDL_DLM_PATH :(

I could not reproduce the bus error on the Solaris box - it works fine now.

Thanks for the help!

Now I have a new problem. How can I configure the printer tool for LIVE_PLOT
on a Unix box so it does more than print a blank page? I'm trying to send it
to an HP laserwriter that accepts PS. When I try to save the plot to a file,
instead (as an eps file) the plot is incomplete when I use Ghostview to view
it. Any hints would be welcome

I assume that LivePlot is not able to make a vectorized PS file of a plot -
is this still the case, or is there a way to make real PS plots using
LIVE_PLOT?

Thanks again for any hints.

Dick French

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		XROI in IDL5.6 on MAC OS 10.2? By: Richard French on Mon, 03 February 2003 19:53
		Re: XROI in IDL5.6 on MAC OS 10.2? By: David Fanning on Mon, 10 February 2003 20:34
		Re: XROI in IDL5.6 on MAC OS 10.2? By: Richard French on Mon, 10 February 2003 16:50

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