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Is there a way for a routine to know wether it was launched via commandline IDL or from within IDLDE? [message #82662]

Thu, 10 January 2013 05:27

p_torres
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Registered: January 2013

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Why I ask is: If a routine is launched from within the DE I would like it to display some info via a gui and if it were launched via a terminal then I would like the information printed out at the terminal. An example would be a progress bar. From the DE a nice gui progress bar shown and from the terminal just a textual output of percent complete.

I was looking for a system variable that had this info but could not find one. Hopefully there is a simple solution and I'm just not seeing it.

Pete

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