The desctructor does nothing special
Read-only access to required columns
Read-only access to optional columns
Access to interpolated directions, the default time of zero will return the 0th order element of the polynomial.
Convenience function that returns the number of rows in any of the columns
returns the last row that has a reference direction, phase direction and delay direction that match, to within the specified angular separation, the supplied values. Only matches on rows where the direction is constant ie., NUM_POLY is 0 and where FLAG_ROW is False. Throws an exception (AipsError) if the reference frames do not match or if the separation does not have angular units (when compiled in debug mode). Returns -1 if no match could be found. If tryRow is positive, then that row is tested to see if it matches before any others are tested. Setting tryRow to a positive value greater than the table length will throw an exception (AipsError), when compiled in debug mode.
The desctructor does nothing special
Read-write access to required columns
Note that the direction measures with a stored polynomial have Col() added to their name. They are better accessed via the functions that have the same name, without the Col suffix, that will do the interpolation for you. These functions are in the ROMSFieldColumns class.
Read-write access to optional columns
Read-only access to required columns
Read-only access to optional columns
Interpolate the direction Measure polynomial
set the epoch reference type for the TIME column.
In principle this function can only be used if the table is empty, otherwise already written values may thereafter have an incorrect reference, offset, or unit. However, it is possible that part of the table gets written before these values are known. In that case the reference, offset, or units can be set by using a False tableMustBeEmpty argument.
set the direction reference type for the REFERENCE_DIR, DELAY_DIR & PHASE_DIR columns. This can only be done when the table has no rows. Trying to do so at other times will throw an exception.