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Inconsistent errors when opening itools [message #39977] Tue, 29 June 2004 11:07 Go to previous message
u2s5thmember is currently offline  u2s5thmember
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Registered: January 2004
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I'm using X11 on a Mac OS X (OS 10.3.4), IDL 6.0

If I type:
IDL> iplot, indgen(20)

sometimes I get this error:

------------------------------------------------------------ ---
A system error was detected during tool creation.
The value of this error was:
Unable to create visualization of type IDLitVisNormDataSpace
------------------------------------------------------------ ---

other times I get an almost blank itools window, with no axes, tick
marks, or numbers. the only thing that shows up is a straight line,
which I am presuming is supposed to be the data. The line shows up in
the upper right hand corner, is so much larger than the display window
& is mostly out of view until I try to drag it towards the center of
the itools window.

~~~~~~~~~~

Another time I tried this:
IDL> x=findgen(20)*2+2
IDL> theory=sin(x)
IDL> iplot, theory

and I got this error message:
------------------------------------------------------------ ---
% Unable to invoke method on NULL object reference: OAXISX.
% XMANAGER: Caught unexpected error from client application. Message
follows...
% Unable to create visualization of type IDLitVisNormDataSpace
------------------------------------------------------------ ---


I'm guessing this might be a compatibility issue or a problem with my
display??

any ideas?

thanks a million
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