06-21-2012
Hi Corona,
I made the change you suggested.Here is what I see in logs now, (looks like soemthing is still wrong :-(
Quote:
++ cat /iis_dev_data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/CPMGPERDynamicDateFile.txt
++ grep P_BUS_DATE
++ cut -d= -f2
+ export DYN_BUS_DATE=20120625
+ DYN_BUS_DATE=20120625
++ cat /iis_dev_data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/CPMGPERDynamicDateFile.txt
++ grep P_SUB_DATE
++ cut -d= -f2
+ export P_SUB_DATE=20120603
+ P_SUB_DATE=20120603
+ Date_Current=20120625
+ Date_Previous=20120603
+ IFS=_
+ for EMPLOYEE in '/iis_dev_data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/*.txt'
+ set -- /iis dev data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/20120609 EMPLOYEE.txt
+ '[' /iis '>' 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120625 ']'
+ for EMPLOYEE in '/iis_dev_data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/*.txt'
+ set -- /iis dev data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/20120618 EMPLOYEE.txt
+ '[' /iis '>' 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120625 ']'
+ for EMPLOYEE in '/iis_dev_data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/*.txt'
+ set -- /iis dev data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/20120619 EMPLOYEE.txt
+ '[' /iis '>' 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120625 ']'
+ for EMPLOYEE in '/iis_dev_data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/*.txt'
+ set -- /iis dev data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/20120622 EMPLOYEE.txt
+ '[' /iis '>' 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120625 ']'
+ for EMPLOYEE in '/iis_dev_data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/*.txt'
+ set -- /iis dev data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/CallParam.txt
+ '[' /iis '>' 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120625 ']'
+ for EMPLOYEE in '/iis_dev_data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/*.txt'
+ set -- /iis dev data3/wcc/cpmg/tmp/convertfuntionn.txt
+ '[' /iis '>' 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120603 ']'
+ '[' /iis = 20120625 ']'
Thanks
Freddie
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pdl::graphics::iis
IIS(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation IIS(3pm)
NAME
PDL::Graphics::IIS - Display PDL images on IIS devices (saoimage/ximtool)
SYNOPSIS
use PDL::Graphics::IIS;
saoimage ( -geometry => '800x800' );
iis rvals(100,100);
DESCRIPTION
This module provides an interface to any image display 'device' which support the 'IIS protocol' - viz the SAOimage and Ximtool X-windows
programs, the old SunView imtool program and presumably even the original IIS CRT itself if they aren't all in museums!
These programs should be familiar to astronomer's - they are used by the common IRAF system. The programs and their HTML documentation can
be obtained from the following URLs:
SAOimage: http://tdc-www.harvard.edu/software/saoimage.html
Ximtool: http://iraf.noao.edu/iraf/web/projects/x11iraf/x11iraf.html
Non-astronomer's may find they quite nifty for displaying 2D data.
The Perl variable $stdimage is exported from the module and controls the frame buffer configuration currently in use. The default value is
"imt1024" which specifies a "1024x1024" frame buffer. Other values supported by the module are:
imt512, imt800, imt1024, imt1600, imt2048, and imt4096.
If you have a $HOME/.imtoolrc you can use it to specify other frame buffer names and configurations in exactly the same way you can in
IRAF. Here is a sample file:
-------------------snip-------------------------
# Format: configno nframes width height
1 2 512 512 # imt1|imt512
2 2 800 800 # imt2|imt800
3 2 1024 1024 # imt3|imt1024
4 1 1600 1600 # imt4|imt1600
5 1 2048 2048 # imt5|imt2048
6 1 4096 4096 # imt6|imt4096
7 1 8192 8192 # imt7|imt8192
8 1 1024 4096 # imt8|imt1x4
9 2 1144 880 # imt9|imtfs full screen (1152x900 minus frame)
10 2 1144 764 # imt10|imtfs35 full screen at 35mm film aspect ratio
-------------------snip-------------------------
(Note: some versions of SAOimage may not even work if this file is not present. If you get funny error messages about 'imtoolrc' try
copying the above to $HOME/.imtoolrc or /usr/local/lib/imtoolrc)
The Perl variable $iisframe is also exported from the module and controls which display frame number to use in programs such as Ximtool
which supports multiple frames. This allows you to do useful things such as blink between images.
The module communicates with the IIS device down FIFO pipes (special UNIX files) - unlike IRAF this module does a pretty decent job of
intelligently guessing which file names to use for the pipes and will prompt for their creating if absent. Also if SAOimage or Ximtool are
started from within Perl using the module this will guarantee correct file names!
FUNCTIONS
iis
Displays an image on a IIS device (e.g. SAOimage/Ximtool)
iis $image, [ { MIN => $min, MAX => $max,
TITLE => 'pretty picture',
FRAME => 2 } ]
iis $image, [$min,$max]
(image(m,n),[\%options]) or (image(m,n),[min(),max()])
Displays image on a IIS device. If "min()" or "max()" are omitted they are autoscaled. A good demonstration of PDL threading can be had by
giving "iis()" a data *cube* - "iis()" will be repeatedly called for each plane of the cube resulting in a poor man's movie!
If supplied, "TITLE" is used to label the frame, if no title is supplied, either the "OBJECT" value stored in the image header or a default
string is used (the title is restricted to a maximum length of 32 characters).
To specify which frame to draw to, either use the package variable $iisframe, or the "FRAME" option.
iiscur
Return cursor position from an IIS device (e.g. SAOimage/Ximtool)
($x,$y) = iiscur($ch)
This function puts up an interactive cursor on the IIS device and returns the "($x,$y)" position and the character typed ($ch) by the user.
iiscirc
Draws a circle on a IIS device (e.g. SAOimage/Ximtool)
(x(),y(),radius(),colour())
iiscirc $x, $y, [$radius, $colour]
Draws circles on the IIS device with specied points and colours. Because this module uses PDL::PP threading you can supply lists of points
via 1D arrays, etc.
An amusing PDL idiom is:
pdl> iiscirc iiscur
Note the colours are the same as IRAF, viz:
201 = cursor color (white)
202 = black
203 = white
204 = red
205 = green
206 = blue
207 = yellow
208 = cyan
209 = magenta
210 = coral
211 = maroon
212 = orange
213 = khaki
214 = orchid
215 = turquoise
216 = violet
217 = wheat
saoimage
Starts the SAOimage external program
saoimage[(command line options)]
Starts up the SAOimage external program. Default FIFO devices are chosen so as to be compatible with other IIS module functions. If no
suitable FIFOs are found it will offer to create them.
e.g.:
pdl> saoimage
pdl> saoimage( -geometry => '800x800' )
ximtool
Starts the Ximtool external program
ximtool[(command line options)]
Starts up the Ximtool external program. Default FIFO devices are chosen so as to be compatible with other IIS module functions. If no
suitable FIFOs are found it will offer to create them.
e.g.
pdl> ximtool
pdl> ximtool (-maxColors => 64)
BUGS
None known
AUTHOR
Copyright (C) Karl Glazebrook 1997. All rights reserved. There is no warranty. You are allowed to redistribute this software /
documentation under certain conditions. For details, see the file COPYING in the PDL distribution. If this file is separated from the PDL
distribution, the copyright notice should be included in the file.
perl v5.14.2 2012-05-30 IIS(3pm)