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Re: iTools and WSET [message #46966 is a reply to message #46964] Fri, 13 January 2006 10:06 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
James Everton is currently offline  James Everton
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Registered: November 2005
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David,

I may have been a little unclear in what I wanted to happen.
Surprisingly, I had already done what you said in my notify_realize
routine to get my panel set up, which is kind of surprising to me. :o)

What I meant to say was that I wanted to be able to go back to the IDL
prompt while my iTool is open and be able to use TV there and have IDL
automatically create a "new" window, as opposed to writing into my
iTool. I don't want the user to have to write WSET, 0 in order to get a
new window available to them.

I tried a few things and the only one I've gotten working so far is to
call WSET, 0 followed by WDELETE inside my panel event handler. This
opens up a blank IDL graphics window then closes it immediately, and
ultimately works. However, I am only able to do this if the user
chooses to click the button I made in my panel.

I tried putting WSET,0 followed by WDELETE in my panel's notify_realize
routine after I have loaded in all my thumbnail images, but for some
reason the creation of the iTool seems to mess that part up, so I'm
forced to resort to the panel button I made.

Hopefully I've cleared that up so you know what it is I'm trying to do.
Thanks again for your help.

- James
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