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PARSEOP

PARSEOP

Name


  parseop

Purpose (one Line Only)


  Parse an operation line from photometry reduction, reduc.inf, file

Description


Category


  Photometry

Calling Sequence


  parseop,str,info

Inputs


  str - A single string with information to parse

Optional Input Parameters


Keyword Input Parameters


Outputs


  info - Structure with information pulled from the string.
          This structure will always exist with at least one
          tag, info.error. This will indicate if the parsing
          was successful. A successfully parse operation string
          will have all of these tags:
            op - the name of the operation
            nvals - the number of values found for the operation
            vals - the values found for the operation
            error - Flag, set if there is an error with the line
                      zero if the line is parsed successfully
            ok - Operation is flagged as "ok", this is used to
                      tell the calling program that this rule has
                      already been run and probably doesn't need it
                      again.
          The tags above are always relevant. The tags below are
          always processed but may or may not be relevant for a
          given operation.
            k2 - second order extinction and error (2-element array)
            ct - color term and error (2-element array)
            k - extinction and error (2-element array)
            c2 - color^2 term and error (2-element array)
            x2 - airmass^2 term and error (2-element array)
            kt - Flag, if set requests time-dependent extinction term
            td - String, rundate of night to use transformation from
          All of these are given sensible default values (0, false,
          empty string) as dictated by the variable.
         

Keyword Output Parameters


Common Blocks


Side Effects


Restrictions


Procedure


Modification History


  Written by Marc W. Buie, Southwest Research Institute, 2014/03/06



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