How to close all figures at the same

[Nianming Zuo]

A routine produces many figures, and after I view these results,
I want to close all of them easily.

In Matlab(R), it can be done by "close all" (I remenber not clearly).
But what shell I do in IDL in command line ?

[p***@gmail.com]

Use: wdel,/all

You can find wdel.pro at:

http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/solarsoft/gen/idl/display/wdel.pro


Cheers,
Paolo

Post by Nianming Zuo
A routine produces many figures, and after I view these results,
I want to close all of them easily.
In Matlab(R), it can be done by "close all" (I remenber not clearly).
But what shell I do in IDL in command line ?

[Nianming Zuo]

Hi, Paolo,

Thank you so much! It's indeed a very useful function.

Best,

Nico

Post by p***@gmail.com
Use: wdel,/all
http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/solarsoft/gen/idl/display/wdel.pro
Cheers,
Paolo

Post by Nianming Zuo
A routine produces many figures, and after I view these results,
I want to close all of them easily.
In Matlab(R), it can be done by "close all" (I remenber not clearly).
But what shell I do in IDL in command line ?- -

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[Matt]

Post by Nianming Zuo
A routine produces many figures, and after I view these results,
I want to close all of them easily.
In Matlab(R), it can be done by "close all" (I remenber not clearly).
But what shell I do in IDL in command line ?

I always use the simple:

IDL> while 1 do wdelete

Works for me.

Matt
--
Matthew Savoie - Scientific Programmer
National Snow and Ice Data Center
[phone] http://nsidc.org

[Nianming Zuo]

Short-cut! Matt, thank you!

Post by Matt

Post by Nianming Zuo
A routine produces many figures, and after I view these results,
I want to close all of them easily.
In Matlab(R), it can be done by "close all" (I remenber not clearly).
But what shell I do in IDL in command line ?

IDL> while 1 do wdelete
Works for me.
Matt
--
Matthew Savoie - Scientific Programmer
National Snow and Ice Data Center
[phone] http://nsidc.org

[Ed Hyer]

Post by Matt
IDL> while 1 do wdelete

Tres elegant! And here I had been muddling along with:

IDL> for i=0,99 do wdelete

[j***@dmu.ac.uk]

Post by Ed Hyer

Post by Matt
IDL> while 1 do wdelete

IDL> for i=0,99 do wdelete

Perhaps a smidgen more "elegant":

WHILE (!D.Window NE -1) DO WDELETE

-JM