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[McIDAS #QNX-338397]: Can't display images using Mcidas command IMGDISP
- Subject: [McIDAS #QNX-338397]: Can't display images using Mcidas command IMGDISP
- Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2007 13:13:47 -0600
Hi Trung,
re:
> Below is the message I got when I tried to display one of the AREA files
> produced by my application.
>
> IMGDISP LOC/AREAS.2205
>
> Beginning Image Data transfer, bytes= 310688
> IMGDISP: loaded frame 1
> IMGDISP: done
>
> But The image was blank. Similar problem with several other AREA files.
> Do you know why? Thanks.
Question:
- even though the frame(s) is(are) blank, can you draw a map (e.g., 'MAP SAT')
If the MAP command fails, it is likely that one of the directories in your
$MCPATH contains a file named Frame1.0 that you do not have write permission
for. If this is the case, the information that is needed to be written will
not be written and a blank, un-navigatable display will result.
You can test this idea by running DMAP from your McIDAS Text and Command window:
DMAP Frame
Where does McIDAS find Frame1.0? Is it different than for other Framen.m files?
If you do have an unwritable copy of Frame1.0 in your $MCPATH, you will need
to delete it before things will work.
Comment: a non-writable copy of Framen.m can be created by a user other than
yourself if its $MCPATH included the directory. This situation typically only
happens when one runs a script as a different user and the needed McIDAS
environment is not correctly setup in that script.
Cheers,
Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: QNX-338397
Department: Support McIDAS
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed