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I have a similar problem. I'm using IDL Workbench for IDL 7.1.1 in Windows XP SP3 from a laptop at home. I normally use the same application in RedHat Linux when working from work, though the problem doesn't manifest. An important point I should add perhaps is that I am using a remote licence: this belongs to my institution and I access this by connecting via PuTTY and pointing certain ports at a licence server; I have my environment variables for LM_LICENSE_PATH set to look for the port set to the localhost (this works, I'm happy). Also, that I am using Subclipse to synchronise my work through a remote repository from work and home.
The problem seems to be that the workspace isn't properly searched for my procedures and functions - ie., .pro files. I've set the paths with the preferences in the Workbench, though when I add an inclusion to the start of a function like (eg.):
@myFunction.pro
the console keeps telling me (eg.):
% Error opening file. File: myFunction.pro
When I look at the System variables the !DIR is a Unix address (!?!):
/usr/local/itt/idl
And the !PATH variable is a load of paths from my Linux - eg., my data directory, etc. - though also tacked on to the end are a couple of projects from my workspace on my local XP system, though not all the projects in my workspace.
What's going on? And why can't I supply workbench with the paths and it be happy to build the contents?
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