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Re: Object Graphics + Convolution with Point Spread Function [message #37784 is a reply to message #37775] Tue, 27 January 2004 05:46 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
David Fanning is currently offline  David Fanning
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Nuno Oliveira writes:

> Comes to me another few questions "object related". I'm used to build
> programs with functions: when a portion of code, with a limited number of
> variables, repeats in the program several times then I make a function. And
> what about the objects? When do you say "well this can be an class object
> defined with these class methods"?

Whenever I find myself passing info structures all over God's
green earth, the notion of an object appeals to me. That is to
say, nearly every time I write a widget program.

> And what are the requirements to build class objects and methods in IDL?

Open-mindedness, perseverance, a willingness to challenge the
IDL newsgroup received wisdom. A taste for adventure might help.
Basically the same things you need to be a successful learning
any foreign language. :-)

> When you say volume visualization it's easier with IDLgrVolume class object.
> is there another way?

I wouldn't think so.

Cheers,

David

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