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componentlist.setrefdirframe - Function



Package synthesis
Module componentmodels
Tool componentlist


Set the reference frame for the direction


Synopsis
setrefdirframe(which, frame, log)


Description

The setrefdirframe function sets the reference frame for the reference direction of the specified components (what a mouthful)!

Currently the reference frame does not include additional information like when are where the observation took place. Hence only reference frames that are independent of this information can be used. This includes the common ones of 'J2000', 'B1950', and 'Galactic'. The measures module contains a complete listing of all possible reference frames. The parsing of the reference frame string is case-insensitive.



Arguments

which A vector of indices specifying the components to modify
Allowed: A vector with indices between 1 and the list length
Default: no default
frame The new reference frame
Allowed: A string like 'B1950', 'J2000' or 'galactic'
Default: no default
log Send a message to the logger
Allowed: Boolean
Default: T


Returns
nothing


Example
      include 'componentlist.g'
      cl := componentlist('crux.cl');
      cl.setrefdirframe(cl.indices(), 'B1950');
This example sets the reference frame for all the components in the list to the B1950 reference frame. You would use this example if you had entered the B1950 coordinates for the direction of all the components in the list but had forgotten that the default reference frame was J2000 for newly created components.



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