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Package | general | |
Module | ms | |
Tool | ms |
msfile | in | Filename for the newly created measurement set | |
Allowed: | String | ||
Default: | no default | ||
fitsfile | in | UVFITS file to read | |
Allowed: | String | ||
Default: | no default | ||
readonly | in | open for read access only | |
Allowed: | Boolean | ||
Default: | T | ||
lock | in | lock the table for exclusive use | |
Allowed: | Boolean | ||
Default: | F | ||
obstype | in | specify the observation type: 0=standard, 1=fastmosaic, requiring small tiles in the measurementset | |
Allowed: | Int | ||
Default: | 0 | ||
host | in | host to start ms tool on | |
Allowed: | String | ||
Default: | '' | ||
forcenewserver | in | start a new server tool | |
Allowed: | Boolean | ||
Default: | F |
The last four arguments of this constructor are identical in behaviour to the ms constructor. See the documentation for that function for more details on their meaning.
Note that the variety of fits files that fitstoms is able to interpret correctly is limited mostly to files similar to those produced by classic AIPS. In particular, it understands only binary table extensions for the antenna (AN), frequency (FQ) and source (SU) information and ignores other extensions.
This function returns an ms tool or fail if something went wrong, like an error in a file name.
include 'ms.g' myms := fitstoms("3C273XC1.ms", "3C273XC1.fits")