| upqpoerdf | xray.xdataio | upqpoerdf |
upqpoerdf -- convert a list of IRAF/PROS QPOE file into RDF compatible format
upqpoerdf qpoelist
upqpoerdf upgrades PROS QPOE file into the current format. This task will run on a single file, a filename template or a filename list. It modifies the file in place and can be run more than once with no ill-affects. It checks for old features, and if present, converts them to the new format. NOTE: You must have write access to the QPOE file. Also, for the special case of ROSAT/HRI data, it will run the task qpgapmap to generate the necessary detx,dety coordinates if they are not present, provided that the rawx,rawy input coordinates have been provided.
The input QPOE file name, template or list ( a list of filenames is entered with the "@qlist.lst" syntax.
The display level. A display level of 0 generates no display. A display level of 1 displays the filenames converted.
Page size for the qpoe file. This parameter is internal to qpoe and should not normally be changed.
Bucket length for the qpoe file. This parameter is internal to qpoe and should not normally be changed.
Convert a single QPOE file
cl> xray xr> xdataio xd> copy xdata$rp110590.qp . xd> upqpoerdf rp110590.qp Converting file headers to RDF ... Writing file rp110590.qp. Calculating ROSAT/HRI detector coordinates... rp110590.qp - not HRI data file - skippingConvert a template of QPOE files
xd> copy xdata$*.qp . xd> upqpoerdf *.qp Converting file headers to RDF ... Writing file h8103.qp. Writing file rh110267.qp. Writing file rh110267n00.qp. Writing file rp110590.qp. Writing file rp110590n00.qp. Writing file snr.qp. Calculating ROSAT/HRI detector coordinates... h8103.qp - not ROSAT data file - skipping Writing output file - rh110267.qp Writing output file - rh110267n00.qp rp110590.qp - not HRI data file - skipping rp110590n00.qp - not HRI data file - skipping snr.qp - not HRI data file - skipping
Virtually instantaneous, as only header keywords are modified in place. Except for the ROSAT/HRI case when QPGAPMAP must be run as well. The time is then proportional to the number of events in the file.
