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Naming batch files and main-level programs [message #50997]

Wed, 01 November 2006 23:49

Robi
Messages: 9
Registered: October 2006

Junior Member

Hey there everybody,

I've been using batch files and main-level programs a ton lately and I
wondered if anyone has any naming conventions for these files? It's
nice to name them with a suffix of .pro so that IDL will search for
them in !PATH. But then you've got batch files and main-level programs
mixed in with routines; if you .run batch_file.pro you're in for
trouble and if you @main_level.pro you're in for even worse.

My advisor came up with a scheme where he names batch files
name.idl.pro and main-level programs name.idlprc.pro. I have NO IDEA
where he came up with these (especially the latter!); he claims they
were some kind of standard naming convention way, way back in the day,
but I'm extremely dubious. I can't find anything in the online help
about file-naming conventions for batch files and main-level programs;
in fact, the documentation for batch files suggests just throwing a
.pro on the end, but that's it.

Just wondering. -Tim.

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		Naming batch files and main-level programs By: Robi on Wed, 01 November 2006 23:49
		Re: Naming batch files and main-level programs By: Robi on Thu, 02 November 2006 15:52
		Re: Naming batch files and main-level programs By: Jean H. on Thu, 02 November 2006 13:34
		Re: Naming batch files and main-level programs By: Robi on Thu, 02 November 2006 13:22
		Re: Naming batch files and main-level programs By: greg michael on Thu, 02 November 2006 05:35

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