GETTAB(1)
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hey bestie π welcome to the GETTAB(1) page from the User Commands manual. it's literally just gettab - AME. that's the whole name, no cap. β¨
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
okay so gettab prints FITS or IRAF header keyword values. like, it's giving data extraction realness. π¦
here's how you run it, bestie:
gettab [-ahoptv][-n num]
file1.tab ... filen.tab kw1 kw2 ... kwn
gettab [-ahoptv][-n num] @filelist kw1 kw2 ... kwn gettab
[-ahoptv][-n num] <file1.tab kw1 kw2 ... kwn
and here are the flags, periodt. each one is a little vibe:
-aβ List file even if keywords are not found. so even if it can't find your keywords, it still lists the file. iconic. π-eβ Printkeyword=valuelist. gives you that equality moment. β¨-hβ Print column headings. so you know what's what. π-nnum β Number of decimal places in numeric output. you tell it how many decimals you want with num. iykyk. π₯-oβ OR conditions instead of ANDing them. switches the logic to OR instead of ANDing the conditions together. π-pβ Print full pathnames of files. no short names here, bestie. full path realness. π-tβ Output in tab-separated table format. for when you want that TSV table vibe. πΈ-vβ Verbose. gives you all the tea. β
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