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Re: Continuing a poscript plot after closing [message #41894 is a reply to message #41877]

Mon, 29 November 2004 00:15

R.Bauer
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David Klassen wrote:
> I'm trying to do a compicated, semi-interactive plot.
> I need the changes to be made to both the screen and
> a PostScript output. Short of trying to have the program
> "remember" all the changes and then apply them at once
> to the PS device, is there a way to switch between devices
> and in effect work on both the screen and PS version at
> the same time?

Dear David,

Normally it is not possible to plot to windows and ps files.
There was a patch from Craig for a previous idl version which could do this.

If the only problem you have is to remember the values you changed it is
easier to write a routine instead of doing all interactive.

You could add a keyword e.g. ps then calling your_routine,/ps would
write the ps file otherwise the screen is used.

Reimar

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