Index of /~sylvain/sgkIDLlib/v1.01

 Name                    Last modified       Size  Description

 Parent Directory        21-Feb-2009 16:28      -  
 help/                   26-May-2004 18:05      -  
 sgkIDLlib.tgz           27-May-2004 12:30   162k  GZIP'd tar archive

This directory holds release 1.01 of SGK's libraries (May 2004):

  sgkIDLlib.tgz:   tar-gzipped archive 
  help/help.html:  to view the documentation
  help/primer.txt: primer on some routines (to be expanded)

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  download and extract the tar-gzipped archive to create the following files
  and subdirectories: 

    color/     color table related routines
    fitsio/    FITS I/O routines
    misc/      misceleanous
    plot/      plotting related routines
    widgets/   widget related routine 
    obsolete/  obsolete routine, for ver 4.x backward compatibility

    help/      documentation (help files), viewable with olh, xhelp,
               widget_olh or netscape

    primer.txt: primer on some routines (to be expanded)

    startup:    example to setup IDL -- valid for account at CfA (cf)

    rgb2cmyk.pl       convert IDL [Encapsulated] PostScript from RGB to CMYK
    scale_idleps.pl:  rescale an IDL Encapsulated PostScript

    README: this file

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  For further instructions look in the help/ directory at the overview.* files.

  To access the help files:

    For IDL version 6.0, either:

      - point your browser to the file help/help.html
      or
      - setup your !path and !help_path for IDL as explained in teh file
        help/overview.sgk (and illustrated in startup) and use my routine OHL
        (or XHELP) 

    For IDL version prior to 6.0, execute:

      IDL> !help_path = '/XXX/help:'+!help_path
      IDL> widget_olh
    or
      follow the instructions for 6.0 above

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  The file primer.txt is a set of examples on how to use some of the
routines. It needs to be expanded, with examples provided by (you) the users.

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  The file setup is an example on how to setup IDL -- works for account at CfA
  (on cf-managed machines)  

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This distribution is Copyright © 2004 by Sylvain G. Korzennik 
skorzennik@cfa.harvard.edu