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CHKCIFSource FilesRelease Notes
CHKCIF (Jul95) ftools.caltools CHKCIF (Jul95)
NAME
CHKCIF -- Check entries in a Calibration Index File
USAGE
chkcif (ciffile)
DESCRIPTION
This task will examine the entries in a specified Calibration Index
File. The CIF can be named on the command line (eg, ciffile=mycif)
otherwise the user will be prompted for the desired mission and
instrument. An attempt will be made to open each calibration file
listed in the CIF and to advance to the proper extension. Errors in
opening/advancing the files are reported to either a logfile or to
the standard output as specified in the outfile parameter.
PARAMETERS
mission [string]
The name of the mission for which selected datasets should be
valid. Only prompted for if ciffile not equal to "CALDB".
instrument [string]
The name of the instrument for which the selected datasets
should be valid. Only prompted for if ciffile not equal to
"CALDB".
outfile = STDOUT [string]
The name of the output ASCII file. If outfile = 'STDOUT' then
the output will be written to the standard output device
(usually the users terminal) rather than to a file. If the
first character of outfile is !, an existing file of the same
name will be overwritten.
(ciffile = CALDB) [string]
The name of the CIF to be checked. This parameter is set to
CALDB by default, whereupon the environment variables/VMS
logicals are used to locate the caldb.config file (and the
mission and instrument parameters are ignored).
(chatter = 9) [integer]
Flag to indicate how chatty the task is at execution. A value
of 9 is the default, with lower/higher values producing
quieter/verbose output respectively. A value of chatter=0
gives totally silent running, with the exception of error
messages.
(page = no) [boolean]
If true, and if the output is sent to STDOUT, the output will
be paged, so that user is prompted after every 24 lines.
(clobber = no) [boolean]
Whether to overwrite an existing output file. Can be overridden
by using !filename.
(more = yes) [boolean]
Whether to continue paging, or just quit at this point. This
parameter should not be entered on the command line, and is
only used for output to the screen.
EXAMPLES
1. Check a CIF listed in the caldb.config file
ca> chkcif mission=asca instrument=sis0
2. Check a CIF called cif.temp
ca> chkcif ciffile=cif.temp
BUGS
none known
SEE ALSO
crcif, quzcif
LOG OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES
v1.0.0 (1995 Jul)
First public release
PRIMARY AUTHOR
Ian M George
HEASARC
NASA/GFSC
http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/ftoolshelp
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