CCDNOTE- Adds a note to the current CCDPACK log file
Description:
This routine allows you to add a note to the CCDPACK log
file. Notes are intended to cover such things as the object name,
the person responsible for the data processing, etc. Notes can
span more than one line if earlier lines are terminated by the
continuation character '-'.
Usage:
ccdnote note
Parameters:
LOGFILE = FILENAME (Read)
Name of the CCDPACK logfile. If a null (!) value is given for
this parameter, then no logfile will be written, regardless of
the value of the LOGTO parameter.
If the logging system has been initialised using CCDSETUP,
then the value specified there will be used. Otherwise, the
default is "CCDPACK.LOG".
[CCDPACK.LOG]
LOGTO = LITERAL (Read)
Every CCDPACK application has the ability to log its output
for future reference as well as for display on the terminal.
This parameter controls this process, and may be set to any
unique abbreviation of the following:
TERMINAL - Send output to the terminal only
LOGFILE - Send output to the logfile only (see the
LOGFILE parameter)
BOTH - Send output to both the terminal and the
logfile
NEITHER - Produce no output at all
If the logging system has been initialised using CCDSETUP,
then the value specified there will be used. Otherwise, the
default is "BOTH".
[BOTH]
NOTE = LITERAL (Read)
The comment to enter into the CCDPACK logfile. This may be
continued on to other lines by using the continuation
character "-". Input can be terminated either by not ending a
line with a continuation character, or by use of the ! null
character at the beginning of the line.
Examples:
ccdnote '"Start of the NGC2261 CCD reduction - R filter"'
ccdnote '"Reduction performed by Tel. E. Scope"'
In this example a record of the object and observer is entered
into the current log file.
