browsetable_pg.browsetable_pg_ Class Reference

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Public Member Functions
def	__init__
def	__call__
Private Attributes
	__bases__
	__doc__
Static Private Attributes
string	__name__

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Detailed Description

Definition at line 18 of file browsetable_pg.py.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

def browsetable_pg.browsetable_pg_.__init__

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self

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Definition at line 21 of file browsetable_pg.py.

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Member Function Documentation

def browsetable_pg.browsetable_pg_.__call__	(		self,
			tablename = None,
			mightedit = None,
			sortlist = None,
			taql = None,
			skipcols = None,
			async = None
	)

Browse a table (MS, calibration table, image)
    This task brings up a browser that can open and display any CASA table.
    The tablename can be specified at startup, or any table can be loaded after
    the browser comes up.
    
    Parameters:
    tablename -- Name of table file on disk (vis, calibration table, image)
 default: none; example: tablename='ngc5921.ms'
    mightedit -- If True disable the filtering options (below) and allow
 editing the table.  Warning: the GUI appears to ignore
 whether the table tool is opened read-only - just be
 aware that you should not edit filtered tables unless
 you know what you are doing.
    sortlist  -- List of columns to sort by.
 default: [] (none)
    taql      -- TaQL query string for prefiltering the table.
 default: "" (none); example: taql="ANTENNA2 < 6"
    skipcols  -- Columns to NOT display.
 default: [] (none); example: skipcols='feed1, feed2'    
    
    
    Some comments on using browsetable (see cookbook also):
    
     Most often you will browse a measurement set.  Either specify the vis name
     as the tablename, or when the browser comes up,
    
    click on <file> (upper left), then click on <open table>
    
     If you want to look at sub-tables, use the tab table keywords along the
     left side to bring up a panel with the sub-tables listed (Fig 3.8), then
     choose (left-click) a table and View.
    
     Note that one useful feature is that you can Edit any table and its
     contents. Use the Edit tab (to the right of the file tab).  Be careful
     with this, and make a backup copy of the table before editing!
    
     Use the Close Tables and Exit option from the Files menu to quit the
     casabrowser.
    
     To get a plot of two table values, click on tools, then click on plot 2D.
     For example, to get a u-v plot, in the Plotter Option Gui,
  set Rows:  0   to  <Large Number>
  X Axis:  UVW      Slice  (set 0)
  Y Axis:  UVW      Slice  (set 1)
  click 'Clear and Plot' on right.
    
     For visibility plots
  X Axis:  TIME
  Y Axis:  DATA     Slice Amplitude
  click 'Clear and Plot' on right.

Definition at line 26 of file browsetable_pg.py.

References vla_uvfits_line_sf.verify.

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Member Data Documentation

browsetable_pg.browsetable_pg_.__bases__ [private]

Definition at line 22 of file browsetable_pg.py.

browsetable_pg.browsetable_pg_.__doc__ [private]

Definition at line 23 of file browsetable_pg.py.

string browsetable_pg.browsetable_pg_.__name__ [static, private]

Definition at line 19 of file browsetable_pg.py.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• browsetable_pg.py