Libraries

access the configuration files. More...

Data Structures
class	operaEspadonsSubImage
	This class encapsulates an espadons subimage and extends operaFITSSubImage. More...
class	operaException
	The opera exception class. More...
Defines
#define	OPERAERRRORCODESONLY
	access the parameter file.
Enumerations
enum	imtype_t {   IMTYPE_GENERIC, IMTYPE_BIAS, IMTYPE_FLAT, IMTYPE_COMPARISON,   IMTYPE_ALIGN, IMTYPE_OBJECT, IMTYPE_DARK }
	This class extands the FITS image to espadons image. More...
Functions
string	trimFITSKeyword (const char *in)
	This class encapsulates the FITS image.
ImageIndexVector	where (operaFITSSubImage *b, unsigned *count)
	This class encapsulates the FITS sub image.
Variables
static int	verbose = 0
	CCD library.
static int	debug = 0
static int	verbose = 0
	Fitting library.
static int	debug = 0
static int	verbose = 0
	image library.
static int	debug = 0
static int	verbose = 0
	Statistics library.
static int	debug = 0

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Detailed Description

access the configuration files.

operaConfigurationAccess

Author:

Doug Teeple {This library accesses the Configuration file, which stores instrument Configurations. The entries consist of name := value [list] entries, The Configuration file may contain comments, and make-style variables and the \ character at end of line signifying continuation.

The routines take a const char*name as the first Configuration. The second paramter is a char *&value list in the case of a "get", or a const char* in the case of a "set", "add" or "delete". "remove" removes the entire name/value entry.}

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Define Documentation

#define OPERAERRRORCODESONLY

access the parameter file.

operaParameterAccess

Author:

Doug Teeple {This library access the parameter file, swhich stores instrument parameters. The entries consist of name := value [list] entries, The parameter file is a restricted form of configuration access file, in that 1. variables are not supported and 2. line line is restricted to 80 characters.

The routines take a const char*name as the first parameter. The second paramter is a char *&value list in the case of a "get", or a const char* in the case of a "set", "add" or "delete". "remove" removes the entire name/value entry.}

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum imtype_t

This class extands the FITS image to espadons image.

operaEspadonsImage

Author:

Doug Teeple

Note:

Keywards relevant to espadons images are made first-class objects.

Enumerator:

IMTYPE_GENERIC
IMTYPE_BIAS
IMTYPE_FLAT
IMTYPE_COMPARISON
IMTYPE_ALIGN
IMTYPE_OBJECT
IMTYPE_DARK

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Function Documentation

string trimFITSKeyword

(

const char *

in

)

This class encapsulates the FITS image.

Trim the single quotes and trailing spaces from a FITS keyword value.

operaFITSIMage

Author:

Doug Teeple

trimFITSKeyword(const char *in) Trim the single quotes and trailing spaces from a FITS keyword value.

Parameters:

in

Returns:

string trimmed value

ImageIndexVector where	(	operaFITSSubImage *	b,
		unsigned *	count
	)

This class encapsulates the FITS sub image.

where function - return a vector of the same size .

operaFITSSubIMage

Author:

Doug Teeple

where where function - return an index vector of count size of all image values at index that satisfy condition.

Parameters:

b	- operaFITSImage*
count	- count of 1's

Returns:

operaFITSImage&

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Variable Documentation

int debug = 0

int debug = 0

int debug = 0

int debug = 0

int verbose = 0 [static]

Fitting library.

operaFit

Author:

Eder Martioli {This library contains the routines for curve fitting using the Levenberg-Marquardt Least Squares method for usual functions such as polynomials, gaussians, etc.}

int verbose = 0 [static]

CCD library.

operaCCD

Author:

Doug Teeple & Eder Martioli {This library supports operaGain and operaIMShift}

int verbose = 0 [static]

image library.

operaImage

Author:

Doug Teeple & Eder Martioli Image routines

int verbose = 0 [static]

Statistics library.

operaStats

Author:

Eder Martioli {This library contains the basic routines for statistics of arrays.}