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Re: using icontour multiple times [message #37954] Thu, 05 February 2004 15:38
David Fanning is currently offline  David Fanning
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morwenna.griffiths@sci.monash.edu.au writes:

> My work involves looking at meteorological data sets. I tend to
> spend quite a lot of time getting a plot looking the way I want
> (contour levels, colours, title, axes etc), and then doing exactly
> the same thing many times over.
>
> We have recently upgraded to IDL 6, and icontour looks like it
> might make it easier to get the plot looking how I want. However,
> I haven't found a way to store this "format" in a way such that I
> can do the same thing many times over with different data sets.
>
> A while ago someone from RSI came out to "show-off" IDL 6 (before
> it was released), he didn't know a way to do what I am asking.
>
> I hope this question makes sense, and can anyone help me?

Have you read the article on my web page about replacing
the image data in an iImage tool:

http://www.dfanning.com/itool_tips/newdata.html

I haven't tried this with an iContour plot, but I
presume the process would be similar. In particular,
I'd see if there was a VIEW_NEXT option as described
by the folks at RSI at the end of the article.

Cheers,

David
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