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Re: New free DLL for calling Python from IDL! [message #87904 is a reply to message #87901] Mon, 03 March 2014 12:24 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
ronn kling[1] is currently offline  ronn kling[1]
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> In Ronn's defense, I don't think he's going to be fixing any bugs in the code. That is Jaquette Consulting's responsibility. I would bet that they forgot to register a DLM "unload" routine for .full reset. So the DLM is probably being unloaded, but it isn't being given the chance to unload any of it's data structures. But it's free!
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So when you find bugs like this please email me at ronn@rlkling.com and I will add them to a list. At some point I want to have Jacquette Consulting add support for the Dictionary object that is new in 8.3.

Python also allows multiple return values like this
U,V,W = svd(array)
That I would somehow like to mimic in IDL maybe with returning a list or something.

And remember it is free!
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