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Re: IDL error message [message #44470] Thu, 16 June 2005 07:17 Go to previous message
jiajianshen is currently offline  jiajianshen
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Registered: June 2005
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Thanks a lot!
I find the problem and as you pointed out, I need reset the path for
the functions to run properly.

Jiajian


Mark Hadfield <m.hadfield@niwa.co.nz> wrote in message news:<d8qv70$vq5$1@newsreader.mailgate.org>...
> jiajian shen wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I had a problem in running IDL that I got error messages in compiling
>> the code even the code has nothing wrong.
>>
>> I knew the code is non-error because it really works well a few
>> minutes ago. However, if I stopped the code forcedly when it's still
>> running, the same code gave me the error message in compiling. After
>> logging out the IDL or even log out the computer, the situation still
>> keeps.
>>
>> I don't why this happens because the code is exactly the same. Will
>> this because of my forced stopping the code running? If so, how can I
>> fix it up?
>
> When you stopped the code running, did IDL open the source code file in
> its editor at the line where you interrupted it? Perhaps you
> inadvertently modified the code by pressing a key then.
>
> Perhaps there are references in the code to functions that are not on
> the !PATH. IDL might accept these if the functions have already been
> compiled manually, but not when it's restarted.
>
> You might want to look closely at the compile error messages and the
> lines that seem to trigger them. If they don't make sense to you, you
> could post them here.
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