General2 output format

Author: G. Hobbs
Version: 1.0
Summary: lists observation or residual parameters in a user-defined form

Usage:

 tempo2 -output general2 -s "<params>" -f mypar.par mytim.tim

Example:

 tempo2 -output general2 -s "{sat}\t{post}\t{freq}\n" -f mypar.par mytim.tim

 53041.058101817652599   0                               3098.9989999999997963
 53041.076157359784698   2.2330316988430938119e-05       3098.9989999999997963
 53042.946296233967601   -0.0017822833268295267894       1431.7110000000000127
 53044.0914351522297     -0.00028679213506344275501      1431.70900000000006
 53044.949536991080102   0.0010057910043267733967        3098.9989999999997963

displaying the site-arrival-times, post-fit timing residual and observation frequency for the observations in the mytim.tim file.

Options:

Use -s "<params>" to define the parameters and format for the output. Parameters are given within '{' and '}'. All other characters are displayed. Therefore it is possible to print user-defined text, tab characters ('\t') and new lines ('\n'). Parameters that can be selected are

bat barycentric arrival time
clock0 zeroth clock correction
clock1 first clock correction
clock2 second clock correction
clock3 third clock correction
clock4 fourth clock correction
del flag indicating whether the observation has been deleted or not
sat site arrival time
shapiro Solar Shapiro delay
shapiroJ the Shapiro delay due to Jupiter
shapiroS the Shapiro delay due to Saturn
shapiroV the Shapiro delay due to Venus
shapiroU the Shapiro delay due to Uranus
shapiroN the Shapiro delay due to Neptune
roemer the Solar system Roemer delay
flags flags identified with this observation
tropo the tropospheric delay
tt time correction to TT
tt2tb time correction from TT to TB
earth_ssb1 x spatial coordinate of Earth from the SSB
earth_ssb2 y spatial coordinate of Earth from the SSB
earth_ssb3 z spatial coordinate of Earth from the SSB
sun_earth1 x spatial coordinate of Sun from Earth
sun_earth2 y spatial coordinate of Sun from Earth
sun_earth3 z spatial coordinate of Sun from Earth
d_XXX first partial derivative with respect to parameter XXX
ism interstellar medium delay
elev source elevation neglecting proper motion
posPulsar three vector giving the position of the pulsar
zenith Zenith angle of the pulsar
npulse pulse number
clock the clock correction
ipm interplanetary medium correction
fmjdu site arrival time plus clock corrections
x barycentric arrival time minus period epoch
freq observing frequency
pre pre-fit residual
pre_phase pre-fit residual in phase
post post-fit residual
post_phase post-fit residual in phase
err TOA error
binphase Binary phase

It is also possible to

read the commands in from a file using

 tempo2 -output general2 -file filename -f mypar.par mytim.tim

Use {FORMAT c} to format the values (printf-style definition)
{TAB x} to move the cursor to position x