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Re: "TRUE" map projections [message #3479 is a reply to message #3431]

Mon, 30 January 1995 14:54

afl
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In article <3gjeud$t4g@post.gsfc.nasa.gov>, Serdar Manizade <manizade@osb1.wff.nasa.gov> writes:
|> afl@bjerknes.NoSubdomain.NoDomain (Andy Loughe) wrote:
|> > ...
|> > than I--> "Use the /ISO keyword in your map_set call."
|> >
|> > Is the ISO keyword a documented feature in IDL?
|> >
|> > "No comment."
|>
|> Perhaps you are speaking tongue-in-cheek, but I am gullible, so
|> I tried it. I did not find iso mentioned in the on-line documentation
|> for map_set. (I am running: IDL. Version 3.6 (sunos sparc).)
|>
|> IDL> map_set
|> % Compiled module: MAP_SET.
|> IDL> map_set,/iso
|> % Keyword ISO not allowed in call to: MAP_SET
|> % Execution halted at $MAIN$ .
|>
|>

I am running IDL Version 3.6.1a (sunos sparc), and the /ISO
keyword works with map_set. I cannot vouch for earlier versions.

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		"TRUE" map projections By: afl on Tue, 24 January 1995 13:34
		Re: "TRUE" map projections By: Serdar Manizade on Tue, 31 January 1995 05:54
		Re: "TRUE" map projections By: afl on Mon, 30 January 1995 14:54
		Re: "TRUE" map projections By: Serdar Manizade on Mon, 30 January 1995 11:33
		Re: "TRUE" map projections By: zawodny on Fri, 27 January 1995 09:32
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