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Re: Adding a structure inside a previous one [message #71549 is a reply to message #71323] Mon, 28 June 2010 06:51 Go to previous message
titan is currently offline  titan
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On Jun 16, 9:27 am, titan <thunder...@inwind.it> wrote:
> On Jun 10, 5:13 pm,titan<thunder...@inwind.it> wrote:
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>> Hy everybody,
>> I'm trying to define a my new projection using IDL.
>> Using the ENVI routines "ENVI_GET_PROJECTION" and
>> "ENVI_GET_MAP_INFO", respectively, I can get all the info I need:
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>> ** Structure ENVI_PROJ_STRUCT, 9 tags, length=184, data length=174:
>>    NAME            STRING    'MAP Global'
>>    TYPE            INT             99
>>    PARAMS          DOUBLE    Array[15]
>>    UNITS           INT              0
>>    DATUM           STRING    'WGS-84'
>>    USER_DEFINED    INT              0
>>    PE_COORD_SYS_OBJ
>>                    ULONG64                        0
>>    PE_COORD_SYS_STR
>>                    STRING    ''
>>    PE_COORD_SYS_CODE
>>                    ULONG                0
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>> ENVI> help,/st,ENVI_map_info
>> ** Structure ENVI_MAP_INFO_STRUCT, 11 tags, length=328, data
>> length=310:
>>    PROJ            STRUCT    -> ENVI_PROJ_STRUCT Array[1]
>>    MC              DOUBLE    Array[4]
>>    PS              DOUBLE    Array[2]
>>    ROTATION        DOUBLE          0.00000000
>>    PSEUDO          INT              0
>>    KX              DOUBLE    Array[2, 2]
>>    KY              DOUBLE    Array[2, 2]
>>    BEST_ROOT       INT              0
>>    O_RPC           OBJREF    <NullObject>
>>    NS              LONG                 0
>>    NL              LONG                 0
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>> So I write the following lines in order to obtain the same output:
>> ;;
>> ************************************************************ ***************­­*******************
>> my_map_info_proj=CREATE_STRUCT('NAME','MAP Global','TYPE',
>> 99,'PARAMS',DBLARR(15),'UNITS',0,'DATUM','WGS-84','USER_DEFI NED',
>> 0,'PE_COORD_SYS_OBJ',ULONG64(0)$
>>                               ,'PE_COORD_SYS_STR','','PE_COORD_SYS_CODE',ULONG(0),NAME='MY _PROJ_INFO_STRU­­CT')
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>> my_map_info_proj.params(0)=6371228.0
>> my_map_info_proj.params(1)=6371228.0
>> my_map_info_proj.params(6)=30
>> my_img_pixel_size=[25067.525,25067.525]
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>> my_map_units=ENVI_TRANSLATE_PROJECTION_UNITS('meters')
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>> ;; *****************Create the total MAP_INFO STRUCTURE***************
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>> map_info=CREATE_STRUCT('MC',DBLARR(4),'PS',DBLARR(2),'ROTATI ON',
>> 0.00000000,'PSEUDO',0,'KX',DBLARR(2,2),'KY',DBLARR(2,2),$
>>                               'BEST_ROOT',0,'O_RPC',OBJ_NEW(),'NS',
>> 0L,'NL',0L,NAME='MY_MAP_INFO_STRUCT')
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>> my_map_info.PTRARR(0)=AMSRE_map_info_proj_ptr
>> my_map_info.mc(0)=(1.50000000)
>> my_map_info.mc(1)=(1.50000000)
>> my_map_info.mc(2)=(-1732159.7750)
>> my_map_info.mc(3)=(7332251.0625)
>> my_map_info.ps(0)=(25067.525)
>> my_map_info.ps(1)=(25067.525)
>> ;;
>> ------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------­­----------------------------
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>> Looking at the help information on the structures I create I get:
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>> ** Structure MY_PROJ_INFO_STRUCT, 9 tags, length=184, data length=174:
>>    NAME            STRING    'MAP Global'
>>    TYPE            INT             99
>>    PARAMS          DOUBLE    Array[15]
>>    UNITS           INT              0
>>    DATUM           STRING    'WGS-84'
>>    USER_DEFINED    INT              0
>>    PE_COORD_SYS_OBJ
>>                    ULONG64                        0
>>    PE_COORD_SYS_STR
>>                    STRING    ''
>>    PE_COORD_SYS_CODE
>>                    ULONG                0
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>> which corresponds to the output of ENVI_GET_PROJECTION;
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>> ** Structure MY_MAP_INFO_STRUCT, 10 tags, length=136, data length=132:
>>    MC              DOUBLE    Array[4]
>>    PS              DOUBLE    Array[2]
>>    ROTATION        FLOAT          0.000000
>>    PSEUDO          INT              0
>>    KX              DOUBLE    Array[2, 2]
>>    KY              DOUBLE    Array[2, 2]
>>    BEST_ROOT       INT              0
>>    O_RPC           OBJREF    <NullObject>
>>    NS              LONG                 0
>>    NL              LONG                 0
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>> My question is: how can I pass to the  MY_MAP_INFO_STRUCT the
>> structure MY_PROJ_INFO_STRUCT in order to get the same result as in
>> ENVI_MAP_INFO_STRUCT (i.e. the presence of the tag:PROJ
>> STRUCT    -> ENVI_PROJ_STRUCT Array[1])??
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>> thank you very much
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> Could anyone help me??
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Hi all!
I solved the problem on my own..it was necessary to use the
ENVI_MAP_INFO_CREATE routine using the "PROJ" keyword equal to the
MY_PROJ_INFO_STRUCT together with the other keywords..
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