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Inconsistency displaying IDLgrROI

by Bill Triplett <wtriplett@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 10, 2008 at 01:24 PM

Dear All,

The sample of code below is supposed to convert some data to an IDLgrROI 
and then display it. The STYLE=0 keyword is supposed to cause the object 
to be rendered as a series of points. 

This works well when I am connected to the workstation through a VNC 
session; however when working directly on the machine's console, it 
appears that the STYLE keyword is ignored, and the object is rendered as 
though it were a IDLgrPOLYLINE. 

Does anyone what would cause this behavior? I am somewhat new to object 
graphics, but am learning quickly.

Thanks,
Bill


orois = objarr(num_rois)

for i = 0, num_rois-1 do begin
    tmp = (*ptr_seeds[0])[i]
    // *tmp is [ n x 3 ]
    orois[i] = obj_new('idlgrroi', $
                       [ transpose(*tmp) ], $
                       style=0, $
                       thick=4, $
                       color=[0, 255, 0], $
                       alpha_channel=.4)

endfor

omodel->add, orois

xobjview, omodel
 




 5 Posts in Topic:
Inconsistency displaying IDLgrROI
Bill Triplett <wtriple  2008-04-10 13:24:02 
Re: Inconsistency displaying IDLgrROI
rtowler@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-04-10 10:29:31 
Re: Inconsistency displaying IDLgrROI
Bill Triplett <wtriple  2008-04-11 10:58:56 
Re: Inconsistency displaying IDLgrROI
Erik <janssen.e@[EMAIL  2008-04-11 01:36:56 
Re: Inconsistency displaying IDLgrROI
rtowler@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-04-11 08:38:16 

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