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 ====== Effelsberg continuum data reduction pipeline (eff_cont.py) ====== ====== Effelsberg continuum data reduction pipeline (eff_cont.py) ======
  
-**This page is under construction**+** This page is under construction **
  
 == Quickstart guide == == Quickstart guide ==
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   - Run the reduction pipeline software with the correct options   - Run the reduction pipeline software with the correct options
  
-''​/​opt(/​effsoft)/​ContPipeline/​eff_cont.py --prj-id 73-18 --date 2019-04-04''​+<​code>​ 
 +/​opt(/​effsoft)/​ContPipeline/​eff_cont.py --prj-id 73-18 --date 2019-04-04 
 +</​code>​
  
 To see all options with a brief description call To see all options with a brief description call
  
-''​/​opt(/​effsoft)/​ContPipeline/​eff_cont.py -h''​+<​code>​ 
 +/​opt(/​effsoft)/​ContPipeline/​eff_cont.py -h 
 +</​code>​
  
 == Arguments and their options: == == Arguments and their options: ==
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   * the word ‘''​scans''​’:​ the program will search the local directory for an ascii file named ‘''​scans''​’ that contains the list of scans to be processed in the form. For example, if you want to process only the scans with numbers 4056, 4057, 4068 and 4069 the file ‘''​scans''​’ should look like this:   * the word ‘''​scans''​’:​ the program will search the local directory for an ascii file named ‘''​scans''​’ that contains the list of scans to be processed in the form. For example, if you want to process only the scans with numbers 4056, 4057, 4068 and 4069 the file ‘''​scans''​’ should look like this:
  
 +<​code>​
 4056 4056
 4057 4057
 4068 4068
 4069 4069
 +</​code>​
 If the argument “''​--scan [opt]''​” is not specified, the program will process all scans in the raw data directory (''/​daten/​mbfits''​ or otherwise specified) If the argument “''​--scan [opt]''​” is not specified, the program will process all scans in the raw data directory (''/​daten/​mbfits''​ or otherwise specified)
  
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   - “''​--prj-id [id1 id2 ...]''​”,​ where ''​[id1 id2 ...]''​ is a list with project identifiers (either one or several). If the argument “''​--prj-id [id1 id2 ...]''​” is not specified, the program will process all scans in the raw data directory (''/​daten/​mbfits''​ or otherwise specified)   - “''​--prj-id [id1 id2 ...]''​”,​ where ''​[id1 id2 ...]''​ is a list with project identifiers (either one or several). If the argument “''​--prj-id [id1 id2 ...]''​” is not specified, the program will process all scans in the raw data directory (''/​daten/​mbfits''​ or otherwise specified)
   - “''​--date [YYYY-MM-DD]''​”,​ where ''​[YYYY-MM-DD]''​ is the date of the scans to be processed, as stated in the example above. To extend the range of dates, you can also use wild cards (e.g. ''​*''​),​ but in that case the date option should be called within quotes. For example, if you want to process all scans measured in April 2019, you should call:   - “''​--date [YYYY-MM-DD]''​”,​ where ''​[YYYY-MM-DD]''​ is the date of the scans to be processed, as stated in the example above. To extend the range of dates, you can also use wild cards (e.g. ''​*''​),​ but in that case the date option should be called within quotes. For example, if you want to process all scans measured in April 2019, you should call:
- +<​code>​ 
-''​/​opt(/​effsoft)/​ContPipeline/​eff_cont.py --date ‘2019-04-*’''​+/​opt(/​effsoft)/​ContPipeline/​eff_cont.py --date ‘2019-04-*’ 
 +</​code>​
  
 You can use any combination of the above arguments. The program will search for the subset of scans that agree with all selections. For example, if you call You can use any combination of the above arguments. The program will search for the subset of scans that agree with all selections. For example, if you call
- +<​code>​ 
-''​/​opt(/​effsoft)/​ContPipeline/​eff_cont.py --scan 3000-4000 --fdir /​another/​raw/​data/​folder —prj-id 73-18 65-18 --date ‘2019-04-*’''​ +/​opt(/​effsoft)/​ContPipeline/​eff_cont.py --scan 3000-4000 --fdir /​another/​raw/​data/​folder —prj-id 73-18 65-18 --date ‘2019-04-*’ 
 +</​code>​
 the program will search for scans that: the program will search for scans that:
   * have scan numbers between 3000 and 4000   * have scan numbers between 3000 and 4000
-  * their raw data are located in the directory /​another/​raw/​data/​folder+  * their raw data are located in the directory ​''​/​another/​raw/​data/​folder''​
   * were measured for the experiments with identifiers 73-18 and 65-18   * were measured for the experiments with identifiers 73-18 and 65-18
   * were obtained within April 2019   * were obtained within April 2019
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 The search results will be printed on screen as follows: The search results will be printed on screen as follows:
  
-''​List of scans to process:+<​code>​ 
 +List of scans to process:
 date______ ​ scan  prj-id__ ​ febe________________ date______ ​ scan  prj-id__ ​ febe________________
 2019-04-03 ​ 3000  73-18     ​S110mm-MULTICBE8k ​   2019-04-03 ​ 3000  73-18     ​S110mm-MULTICBE8k ​  
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 2019-04-04 ​ 4000  73-18     ​S28mm-ICPBE ​   2019-04-04 ​ 4000  73-18     ​S28mm-ICPBE ​  
  
-93 files found, proceed? [y/n]: y''​+93 files found, proceed? [y/n]: y 
 +</​code>​
  
 If the displayed information corresponds to the data you want to process, respond with ‘''​y''​’ and press ''​return (enter)''​ to start the processing. Otherwise respond with ‘''​n''​’ and press ''​return (enter)''​ to exit the program. If the displayed information corresponds to the data you want to process, respond with ‘''​y''​’ and press ''​return (enter)''​ to start the processing. Otherwise respond with ‘''​n''​’ and press ''​return (enter)''​ to exit the program.
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