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point_lun
- To: R Bauer <r.bauer(at)fz-juelich.de>
- Subject: point_lun
- From: "R.Bauer" <R.Bauer(at)fz-juelich.de>
- Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 21:18:22 +0100
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.idl-pvwave
- Organization: Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH
- Xref: news.doit.wisc.edu comp.lang.idl-pvwave:18587
Hi,
I have recognized today point_lun makes differences between files
written on UNIX or DOS
for following idl version.
** Structure !VERSION, 5 tags, length=40:
ARCH STRING 'x86'
OS STRING 'Win32'
OS_FAMILY STRING 'Windows'
RELEASE STRING '5.3'
BUILD_DATE STRING 'Nov 11 1999'
My very old aix machine did not make a difference if the file is
written for DOS or for UNIX.
I have attached 2 example files and the testroutine.
The result of the test for windows is:
IDL> error_pointlun,'test.dos'
88 7777 AA xa xa
pointer is: 36
value: 11111.1
new position: 66
last position: 36
value: 11111.1
IDL> error_pointlun,'test.unix'
88 7777 AA xa xa
pointer is: 31
value: 11111.1
new position: 61
% READF: Input conversion error. Unit: 102, File: test.unix
% Execution halted at: ERROR_POINTLUN 24 error_pointlun.pro
% $MAIN$
On some data files I recognized a byte shift to right.
R.Bauer
88 7777
AA xa xa
11111.11 11.99 444.11
22222.22 21.99 555.11
33333.33 331.99 666.12
88 7777
AA xa xa
11111.11 11.99 444.11
22222.22 21.99 555.11
33333.33 331.99 666.12
PRO error_pointlun,file
OPENR, IUN, file, /GET_LUN
POINT_LUN, IUN, 0
s=STRARR(2)
READF,iun,s
PRINT,s
POINT_LUN,-iun,bpos
PRINT,'pointer is:',bpos
s=FLTARR(1)
READF,iun,s
PRINT,'value:',s
POINT_LUN,-iun,npos
PRINT,'new position:',npos
s=FLTARR(1)
POINT_LUN,iun,bpos
READF,iun,s
PRINT,'last position:',bpos
PRINT,'value:',s
FREE_LUN,iun
END