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Re: change in syntax for version 6? [message #40159 is a reply to message #40156]

Fri, 16 July 2004 19:17

David Fanning
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Registered: August 2001

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Aramis Martinez writes:

> I have some code I haven't touched since last summer. In the meantime
> the IDL installation I have access to has been upgraded to version
> 6.0.3 (linux x86 32). on Red Hat I think. In my code there are eleven
> system calls of the following type:
>
> position=aspect_mp(aspect,loc(0),loc(1),$
> potloc(0),potloc(1),margin=margin)
>
> , with margin=0.12 given at the start of the program. The argument
> "margin=margin" now causes a syntax error for each of the eleven calls
> during compilation. The code worked just fine beforehand, and the only
> thing that has changed (as far as I know) is IDL version. I've googled
> the things I can think of, syntax changes, changes to position, etc
> but don't want to waste more time here. Does anyone have an idea?

I notice you have hidden the hole card from us and won't tell
us the error message, so I'm only going to bet $5. But my
guess is your program ASPECT_MP, which isn't an RSI-supplied
command, is not on your path.

Where to I cash in my chips? :-)

Cheers,

David

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		Re: change in syntax for version 6? By: R.Bauer on Sun, 18 July 2004 10:03
		Re: change in syntax for version 6? By: aramisgm on Sat, 17 July 2004 15:49
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