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Last Post 12 May 2009 04:32 PM by  anon
Default File>Open Directory Linux IDL?
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12 May 2009 04:32 PM
    I am running IDL 7.0.6 on Ubuntu Linux. I would like to set the default File->Open directory for opening source files. I use 'cd' when running procedures. I've tried Windows->Preferences->IDL->Paths, but can't figure out how to get this to work. Does anyone know where this is? I wonder if the system variable is set in a start-up script somewhere? Thanks. Steve

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    12 May 2009 05:01 PM
    To set the working directory go to Windows->Preferences->IDL, then on the right hand side, change the value for "Initial working directory:" Or you can use the cd procedure as you indicated like so: cd, '/some/path/' You could also put that line of code into an IDL batch file and set this batch file to be the Startup File in your IDL preferences as well.   -Josh

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    13 May 2009 08:58 AM
    Josh, Thank you. My eyes must have been tired yesterday. The start-up script you mentioned also looks useful. Thanks again. Steve
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