MAP_PUT_BYTES Name
             MAP_PUT_BYTES Purpose
             Add extra info to resmap embedded scaling array.
Category
Calling Sequence
      
       map_put_bytes, code, bb Inputs
     
       code = Code for new info.  Must be 10001 to 10100.  in
      
       bb = Byte array with new info to add.               in
Keyword Parameters
Keywords
        
         /RESET clears all extra info from internal array.
          
           If info already written to image this will not clear
          
           it away unless a new image is created.
        
         ERROR=err Error flag: 0=ok, else error.
Outputs
Common Blocks
      
       map_set2_com Notes
      
       Notes: Do map commands using map_set2, which works just.
        
         like map_set but keeps map projection info in a byte
        
         array which is later embedded in the map by map_put_scale.
        
         This routine, map_put_bytes, can be used to add extra info
        
         beyond the end of the byte array.  code is a unique
        
         value for the added user info and should be a value from
        
         10001 through 10100.  Any info to be added should be
        
         converted to a byte array by the caller.  A routine that
        
         uses this info must know how to convert it back after
        
         getting it using map_get_bytes.  A map_put_scale command
        
         must be given after calling this routine to actually add
        
         the extra info to the image, else it will be lost.
               
        
         See also map_get_bytes.pro.
Modification History
      
       R. Sterner, 2002 Mar 18 
      
       R. Sterner, 2010 Jun 04 --- Converted arrays from () to []. 
  
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