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Re: Map_set headache [message #38054 is a reply to message #38050] Mon, 16 February 2004 06:48 Go to previous message
Pepijn Kenter is currently offline  Pepijn Kenter
Messages: 31
Registered: April 2002
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David Oesch wrote:
> Hi folks...
>
> map_set is giving me some headache since days...I'm trying to create in
> batch modus under linux some maps ( shell script is calling up IDL and
> starting the progs). The problem is this
> When calling map_set while being in the batch routines with the
> following arguments:
> map_set,47.6445,9.29510,LIMIT=[47.4520,8.77010,47.8370,9.820 10]
> IDL returns:
> MAP_SET_LIMITS: Warning, MAP limits are invalid.
>
> Well, If I just state this command not being in the batch modus:
> everything is going to be fine....
>
> Any ideas? are the !MAP parameters messed up? Is there a way to set them
> back to standards? I tried also the SCALE keyword, which works, but
> because I got quite a bunch of maps with different scales...no way....
> Thanks for your hints in advance...
>
> Dave
>
I'm affraid I can't reproduce your problem, but I've got no experience
with the map_set procedure.

I've tried:

pepijn@nadir:~\> cat test.sh
idl test.pro

pepijn@nadir:~\> cat test.pro
map_set,47.6445,9.29510,LIMIT=[47.4520,8.77010,47.8370,9.820 10]
wait, 2
print, 'done'

pepijn@nadir:~\> ./test.sh
IDL Version 5.5 (linux x86). (c) 2001, Research Systems, Inc.
Installation number: 82095.
Licensed for use by: TNO TPD

% Compiled module: MAP_SET.
% Compiled module: CROSSP.
done

So no errors, on my computer.
May be you could post your complete script, or is it very long?

Regards, Pepijn.
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