Subroutine: GETRANGE Purpose: User input interface routine for two reals Category: USER IO Files: getrange.c Author: M. Vogelaar Use: CALL GETRANGE(RANGE , Output REAL ARRAY DEFAULT, Input INTEGER KEY, Input CHARACTER MES Input CHARACTER ) RANGE Two reals indicating a range DEFAULT Default code ( 0: no default, 1: default, 2: hidden, 4: exact number). ... MES Message for user. ...

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This document covers the FORTRAN version of the interfaces of this subsystem. ... Fortran offers a single intrinsic function for locating substrings within a string: INDEX. ... begin a search at any location within the string. -- search in two directions: forward (left to right), and reverse (right to left). -- search for a multi-character substring; or for any character contained in an arbitrary collection; or for any character NOT contained in an arbitrary collection. ... IF ( LEN ( STRING ) .LE. ...

... Version 2.0 of the CFITSIO subroutine interface for reading and writing FITS format data files is now available from the HEASARC web site. Some of the major new features in this version are the ability to read FITS files over the network, support for reading IRAF format images, and options for filtering the input file at run time. CFITSIO is a software library that contains both C and Fortran-callable interface routines for reading and writing data files in FITS format. ...

OptInt PmWiki . Pm Wiki / . Edit Page | ... MROI Delay Line Design Contract . ... MROI Fast Tip-Tilt Contract . ... Special Characters . ... PmWiki supports the HTML special character listings by the w3c. W3C Page of Special Character codes ISO standard. ... For a nice table of the same codes that show the codes with the output go to the Noble Desktop special character page. ... Find an instance of a special character in an online document; copy and paste the character to your wiki page: © . ...

... Proposed directory for placement: /pub/os2/util/wps Your name: Sergey Posokhov Email address: 223-322-223-322@mail.ru Program contact name: (same) Program contact email: (same) Program URL: http://os24.org Would you like the contact email address included in listings? yes Operating System/Version: Additional requirements: Replaces: /pub/os2/util/wps/nice-os2-v566.zip ...

... The extended project as the existing one aims to investigate, control and exploit the properties of interfaces between isostructural functional oxides for the realization of new nanosized electronic and optoelectronic devices. New participants will contribute to the characterization and understanding of physical properties of interfaces made of perovskite materials. In particular high frequency dynamical properties, fluctuation phenomena and dielectric spectrum will be carefully studied. ...

... Flag 1: All those sources with a MASKFRAC column value lower than the value given by parameter mfraclimit will have their first flag set to true, i.e. from 'FFFFFFFFF' to 'TFFFFFFFF'. ... Flag 4: likely spurious extended source in 'circle of influence' of bright point source. This flag will be set if source is extended ( EXT extlimit), has Flag 2 set to true (i.e. is in circle of influence of a bright point source) and the causing source is brighter than counts given by parameter brlimit , i.e.: . ...

Next: *tabplot* - Displaying a Up: Radial Profiles and Projections Previous: Radial Profiles and Projections . Obtain a radial distribution of counts for the source centered at x = 503, y = 513, in the data image xdata$snr.qp . The background is taken locally from an annulus outside the source region. ... Region descriptors can also be given on the command line, but they must be enclosed by quotes. xs> imcnts xdata$snr ``a 503 513 0 50 n=5'' . ...