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bToJ converts B1950 coordinates to J2000 format. The input and output is in ASCII. The input file format is:Key hhmmss.s ddmmss.sOne entry per line. The key can be anything you want (srcname, etc..). The output will be the same format but the positions will now be in J2000 (it will not modify the key). You can run the program interactively entering the src, ra, and dec from the keyboard or use file input, output.
Enter input from the the terminal, output goes to the terminal. bToJ xxxsrcname 202020 101010 .. user enters the b1950 coords xxxsrcname 202243.9408 101950.2285 .. program outputs the J2000 coordinates. ctrl-D to exitPlace input in a file one line at a time, write output to another file bToJ < inputfile > outputfileConvert all of the B coordinates in flux.cat to J2000 grep "^B" /share/obs4/usr/x101/cat/flux.cat | bToJ > outputfileThe only problem with this is that the first col of the output file still has the B names.
Binary in /usr/S2local/bin, source in /home/phil/util/filters/bToJ.c
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