The cat file ... command displays the contents of a file to the current
terminal device. Multiple files must be separated by spaces. This command
is identical to the type command.
The cd [path] command changes the current working directory. The
optional path specification must be within the user's directory tree.
If no path argument is specified, the command changes the current working
directory to the user's root directory.
The compress file ... command compresses a file. Multiple files must
be separated by spaces.
Refer to the unix compress/uncompress command documentation for the
compression method used.
The copy file ... command copies the specified file to the current working
directory. Multiple files must be separated by spaces. This command is
identical to the cp command.
The cp file ... command copies the specified file to the current working
directory. Multiple files must be separated by spaces. This command is
identical to the copy command.
The cpd device [display] command sets the graphics plot device. The
device argument must be a valid type (cpd ? displays all available
plot types). For /XWINDOW type device, the default X window display
points to the address extracted from the user's e-mail address. Otherwise,
display name in the address:monitor format can be specified. Refer to
your machine's X window user's guide documentation for further information.
The dir [file ...] command lists file. If the optional file argument is
not specified, the command lists the filenames of the current working
directory if any. Multiple files must be separated by spaces. This command
is identical to the ls command.
The program dumpfits will write to the terminal the contents of a FITS
file. It will prompt for a file name, and for the record numbers to be
written out.
The env command displays the following session parameters: XOBSERVER
username, E-mail address, registration date, last login date, home
directory path, and graphics plot device if any. This command is identical
to the show command.
The get file ... command copies file from user's remote machine. Multiple
files must be separated by spaces. This command is identical to the recv
command.
At any point in the database system the section of the user's guide relevant to
the task at hand can be accessed via the help facility. It is activated by
typing
HELP [topic [subtopic [subsubtopic ...]]]
Examples:
HEASARC> help ! obtain this user's guide
HEASARC> help getting_started login ! find out how to login
HEASARC> help get logi ! find out how to login with
! less typing
The ls [file ...] command lists file. If the optional file argument is
not specified, the command lists the filenames of the current working
directory if any. Multiple files must be separated by spaces. This command
is identical to the dir command.
The put file ... command copies file from current working directory to the
user's remote machine. Multiple files must be separated by spaces. This
command is identical to the send command.
RDHIS gives a listing of the contents of the history file. Type
help spec xplot to access the online help. Additional information can be
found in the ``XSPEC User's Guide."
The recv file ... command copies file from user's remote machine. Multiple
files must be separated by spaces. This command is identical to the get
command.
The send file ... command copies file from current working directory to the
user's remote machine. Multiple files must be separated by spaces. This
command is identical to the put command.
The show command displays the following session parameters: XOBSERVER
username, E-mail address, registration date, last login date, home
directory path, and graphics plot device if any. This command is identical
to the env command.
The type file ... command displays the contents of a file to the current
terminal device. Multiple files must be separated by spaces. This command
is identical to the cat command.
The uncompress file ... command uncompresses a file. Multiple files must
be separated by spaces.
Refer to the unix compress/uncompress command documentation for the
compression method used.
XPLOT is an interactive plotting program which operates on XSPEC history
files (created using the his command and filled using the dump command).
Type help spec xplot to access the online help. Additional information can
be found in the ``XSPEC User's Guide."
This is a command driven user interface that leads to the various
XRONOS tasks to plot and analyze time series data. Type help timing xronos
to access the online help.