Parameters fd1 and fd2 in rspectext
Guest wrote on Jun 02, 2006
Dear IRAF help,
Please could you tell me what is the meaning of the parameters fd1
and fd2 in noao.onedspec.rspectext. There is no comment against them in
the par file and nothing in the
help file. I am running version 2.12.2.a
Many thanks
Cheers
Jeremy
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Please could you tell me what is the meaning of the parameters fd1
and fd2 in noao.onedspec.rspectext. There is no comment against them in
the par file and nothing in the
help file. I am running version 2.12.2.a
Many thanks
Cheers
Jeremy
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| European Southern Observatory Room: ESO-IPP L137 |
| Karl-Schwarzschild-Strasse 2 Phone: +49 89 32006-248 |
| D-85748 Garching FAX: +49 89 32006-703 |
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Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Jun 02, 2006
RSPECTEXT is a CL script task, fd1/fd2 are struct variables used by the script and because of their type must be declared before the 'begin', and because anything declared before the 'begin' is a parameter you see it. You can just ignore them.
Cheers,
-Mike
Cheers,
-Mike
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