Where Can I Find a Good IDL Beginner Tutorial?

Thread starter fasterthanjoao
Start date Mar 23, 2007
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The discussion centers on finding beginner tutorials and books for learning IDL (Interactive Data Language). The original poster, experienced in Matlab, seeks guidance on the best resources to start learning IDL effectively. There is a mention of available documents related to IDL applications, indicating that some participants have knowledge of the language but express surprise at the lack of widespread use or resources shared within the community. The conversation highlights a need for accessible learning materials for newcomers to IDL.

Mar 23, 2007

fasterthanjoao

Really just looking for a link to a decent IDL beginner tutorial (I have plenty of Matlab etc experience, still, I'd like to make sure I'm starting the best way from scratch) or recommend a good book on the subject?

thanks.

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Mar 26, 2007

fasterthanjoao

does no-one use IDL?

Apr 11, 2007

lonix

I know something about it and also have some documents concerning the applications of it.

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