[IDV #SSS-119764]: display of cross section for a grid of 273x273x81

> Jeff,
> 
> i had to go into preferences and uncheck the box which "removes data and 
> displays" before my .xidv file worked correctly.
> 
Yes, you shouldn't automatically remove data when loading in a bundle that 
needs data.

> Now i have your grids.isl file which now reads:
> 
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
> <isl debug="true" loop="1" offscreen="false" sleep="60.0minutes">
> <!-- iterate 1 -->
> <foreach cnt="1">
> <echo message="Loading merged${cnt}.nc"/>
> <!-- load in the bundle but have it load in file{$file}.nc -->
> <bundle clear="true" file="${islpath}/cn2_test6.xidv" wait="true">
> <setfiles datasource=".*" file="merged${cnt}.nc"/>
> </bundle>
> <!-- Capture the image -->
> <image file="${islpath}/grids${cnt}.png"/>
> </foreach>
> </isl>
> 
> 
> when i run on command line i get:
> 
> Wed Oct 01 15:08:26 EDT 2008: For data source: .* Using file: merged1.nc
> Wed Oct 01 15:08:26 EDT 2008: Loading bundle: ./cn2_test6.xidv
> Wed Oct 01 15:08:33 EDT 2008: Writing image:./grids1.png
> 
> however, i get the same issue as before. How do i tell the isl file to 
> "remove all displays and data sources" before executing.
> 
>
You shouldn't have to tell the isl anything. The cn2_test6.xidv bundle should 
be saved as a regular bundle, *not* one where you don't save the data. The 
<setfiles... tag causes the data source you saved in the bundle to use a new 
file (or url).

-Jeff


Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: SSS-119764
Department: Support IDV
Priority: High
Status: Open