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Re: IDL procedure and function names [message #89238 is a reply to message #89237]

Thu, 07 August 2014 09:31

cpaxson
Messages: 2
Registered: August 2014

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On Thursday, August 7, 2014 11:53:29 AM UTC-4, Paul van Delst wrote:
> On 08/07/14 11:41, cpaxson@cfa.harvard.edu wrote:
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>> Dear IDL Users,
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>> I would like to print out the name of the procedure or function as
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>> the code executes. In C I'd add a line referring to argv[0]. Is
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>> there an equivalent in IDL such as argv or a !System variable?
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> You can use the MESSAGE procedure, e.g.
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> pro testpro
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> message, 'Entered...', /informational
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> ; do stuff
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> end
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> IDL> testpro
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> % TESTPRO: Entered...
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> IDL>
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> I use this in concert with a debug keyword, e.g.
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> pro testpro, debug=debug
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> if ( keyword_set(debug) ) then $
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> message, 'Entered...', /informational
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> ; Do stuff
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> end
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> You can also pass an empty string.
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> cheers,
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> paulv

Thank you very much paul and phillip

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[Message index]

		IDL procedure and function names By: cpaxson on Thu, 07 August 2014 08:41
		Re: IDL procedure and function names By: Phillip Bitzer on Thu, 07 August 2014 08:53
		Re: IDL procedure and function names By: Paul Van Delst[1] on Thu, 07 August 2014 08:53
		Re: IDL procedure and function names By: cpaxson on Thu, 07 August 2014 09:31
		Re: IDL procedure and function names By: Bill Nel on Thu, 07 August 2014 10:56
		Re: IDL procedure and function names By: John Correira on Thu, 07 August 2014 09:59
		Re: IDL procedure and function names By: Michael Galloy on Thu, 07 August 2014 17:37

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