Tolgahan K.

Hello again, and thank you for adding the issue to the 'to do' list. Unfortunately, I have no idea about wxWidgets (the command did not work for me). However, I would like to share a very temporary solution for the people who experienced the same problem without wxWidgets. I added 'for j=0,6 do' at the beginning of the OPLOT command (i.e., repeating OPLOT 7 times): for i=0,15 do begin & plot,[0,1],[0,1] & for j=0,6 do oplot,[1,0],[0,1],col=255 & wait,1 & endfor and it worked (I have no idea why <...

Hello again, and thank you for adding the issue to the 'to do' list. Unfortunately, I have no idea about wxWidgets (the command did not worked for me). However, I would like to share a very temporary solution for the people who experienced the same problem without wxWidgets. I added 'for j=0,6 do' at the beginning of the OPLOT command (i.e., repeating OPLOT 7 times): for i=0,15 do begin & plot,[0,1],[0,1] & for j=0,6 do oplot,[1,0],[0,1],col=255 & wait,1 & endfor and it worked (I have no idea why...

Hello, I'm using GDL 0.9.8-1 on Fedora 28. When you run this command: plot,[0,1],[0,1] & oplot,[1,0],[0,1],col=255 you get perpendicular white and red lines on the GDL0 window as expected. However, when this command is in a loop: for i=0,15 do begin & plot,[0,1],[0,1] & oplot,[1,0],[0,1],col=255 & wait,1 & endfor you see that the red line is not present while the code is working (even it is placed before the WAIT command!). At the end of the loop, GDL plots the last red line only. This is not an...

Hello, I'm using IDL 0.9.8-1 on Fedora 28. When you run this command: plot,[0,1],[0,1] & oplot,[1,0],[0,1],col=255 you get perpendicular white and red lines on the GDL0 window as expected. However, when this command is in a loop: for i=0,15 do begin & plot,[0,1],[0,1] & oplot,[1,0],[0,1],col=255 & wait,1 & endfor you see that the red line is not present while the code is working (even it is placed before the WAIT command!). At the end of the loop, GDL plots the last red line only. This is not an...

Hello, I'm using IDL 0.9.8-1 on Fedora 28. When you run this command: plot,[0,1],[0,1] & oplot,[1,0],[0,1],col=255 you get perpendicular white and red lines on the GDL0 window as expected. However, when this command is in a loop: for i=0,15 do begin&plot,[0,1],[0,1]&oplot,[1,0],[0,1],col=255&wait,1&endfor you see that the red line is not present while the code is working (even it is placed before the WAIT command!). At the end of the loop, GDL plots the last red line only. This is not an issue in...

Perfect! Thanks for the update.

It says, nothing provides gdl-runtime = 0.9.8-1.fc28 needed by gdl-common-0.9.8-1.fc28.noarch this time. I couldn't find gdl-runtime on the page.

Many thanks, but I couldn't try it since: sudo dnf install https://kojipkgs.fedoraproject.org//packages/gdl/0.9.8/1.fc28/noarch/gdl-common-0.9.8-1.fc28.noarch.rpm Last metadata expiration check: 0:38:26 ago on Tue 22 May 2018 09:56:48 PM +03. gdl-common-0.9.8-1.fc28.noarch.rpm 117 kB/s | 212 kB 00:01 Error: Problem: conflicting requests - nothing provides gdl-runtime = 0.9.8-1.fc28 needed by gdl-common-0.9.8-1.fc28.noarch8-1.fc28 needed by gdl-0.9.8-1.fc28.x86_64 Is there any link for this depen...