ttplot
NAME
ttplot - make an ASCII table for the T-T plot of 2 cubes
SYNOPSIS
ttplot [ -with_headline | -without_headline ]
[ -headline yes | no | with | without ]
[ -base_cube name ]
[ -outfile name ]
DESCRIPTION
The command makes an ASCII text correlation table of pixel values
in two cubes.
It is in a tab-and-CR separated format.
FILTER TYPE
.cub | ttplot
OPTIONS
- -headline [ yes | no] | -with_headline | -without_headline
- The output ASCII text can be attached with a headline which gives some
information of x and y axes of output data.
Without headline the text simply has values of pixels.
- -base_cube name
- The name of file in which a cub data is stored.
The first entry of output is pixel in the base cube.
The second entry is from cube flow.
- -outfile name
- The name of output ASCII file.
If the name is "-", output is shown in stdout of UNIX.
PARAMETERS
DEFAULTS
- -with_headline -outfile - -prm ttplot.prm
- -base_cube NO_DEFAULT_VALUE
-
SEE ALSO
cubload, cubheadls, .cub
BUGS
- Two cubes must be the same dimension and griding.
The command does not check any of them.
It simply makes an output pixel by pixel.
- The base cube name is not alpplied any modification
such as environment parameter "STAR_DATA".
This is different for the command such as "cubload", extension, etc.
It should be improved soon.
HISTORY
- ver.3.00
- 2002/5/29 T.Handa
MANUAL VERSION
- 2002/6/24 T.Handa