little problem with splot
Andrea Cardullo wrote on Apr 10, 2008
Hi,
I have a little annoying problem with SPLOT.
I make the splot of a galaxy, in the, say, 160 line.
If I use the "(" or ")" I can move to the next down-up line, but if I try to use "#" to move to another line, say 800, it doesn't work.. How can I solve or bypass this problem?
Thanks!
I have a little annoying problem with SPLOT.
I make the splot of a galaxy, in the, say, 160 line.
If I use the "(" or ")" I can move to the next down-up line, but if I try to use "#" to move to another line, say 800, it doesn't work.. How can I solve or bypass this problem?
Thanks!
Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Apr 10, 2008
What is the error message? Are these the same trimmed images you wrote about before or are they even spectra?
You should see a prompt on the graphics window status line when you hit '#' where you enter the line number. If your terminal type is set wrong this may be appearing in the text window, and depending on your X11 policy you may need to click on the text window to enter a value. If these are trimmed images then line 800 may not be what you think it is if the WCS is still tied to the original image. You can try "cl> wcsreset image.fits wcs=physical" to reset this, I'd recommend working on a copy of the image as a first test.
Cheers,
-Mike
You should see a prompt on the graphics window status line when you hit '#' where you enter the line number. If your terminal type is set wrong this may be appearing in the text window, and depending on your X11 policy you may need to click on the text window to enter a value. If these are trimmed images then line 800 may not be what you think it is if the WCS is still tied to the original image. You can try "cl> wcsreset image.fits wcs=physical" to reset this, I'd recommend working on a copy of the image as a first test.
Cheers,
-Mike
Andrea Cardullo wrote on Apr 10, 2008
These are just spectra, not trimmed.
There is no error message, nowhere! When I type "#" it just reload the current line (I can see the hour changing in the top of the graphic window)...
Anyway, I tried to delete the login.cl and uparm/ and run mkiraf ex novo and now it works... (ah, and terminal was setted correctly and it always worked..)...
There is no error message, nowhere! When I type "#" it just reload the current line (I can see the hour changing in the top of the graphic window)...
Anyway, I tried to delete the login.cl and uparm/ and run mkiraf ex novo and now it works... (ah, and terminal was setted correctly and it always worked..)...
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