Next: Command Line Editing Up: Command Syntax Previous: Command Syntax . By default, the last 15 commands entered on the terminal are kept in an internal buffer (the no. of commands saved can be changed via SET/BUFFER ). To recall (and execute) any of these commands, simply type the associated command number. This is the number ``xyz'' appearing in the prompt Midas xyz > when that command was entered. ... For example, if the last two commands in your command buffer are: . ...

... edited files raw_comment_<date>.txt or prod_comment_<date>.txt . ... It extracts all raw or product files for the given RAW_TYPE, MODE and DATE, and writes them as a list into the comment lists raw_comment_<date>.txt or prod_comment_<date>.txt. ... Normally you would enter comments incrementally (file by file) if they occur only occasionally. ... All files of the current RAW_TYPE (or all files if no RAW_TYPE is specified) are found by the tool and get listed in the comment file (see below). ...

... The best way to illustrate the problem is with a few different examples. C example --------- The most well-known example exploits a common implementation of the UNIX popen() call, and affects primarily C programs. popen() allows the programmer to start up a command, and read from or write to it as if it were a file. ... Now imagine a CGI that uses popen to process user input. ... Perl Script example ------------------- Perl has the same problem with it's open command the C has with popen. ...

. To open an existing file for editing: vi intro . This opens the file intro for editing. This file already exists in the current directory. To create a file to edit: vi part2 . This command starts vi with a new file named part2 . This file does not exist in the current directory until it is written to using the write command. To simply start vi : vi . This command places you in vi . You can then enter and edit text and write it to a file.

... Bojan Nikolic web pages (r. 329) . ... The auxiliary xml file is searched for in the current directory! Successfully call, with casaimager.xml in same directory as ccmtools: . ... Note: tool names have to have ?casa? prepended to them, otherwise the aux xml file is nto found. Note: some idl files include other idls (notable casameasurs) so the aux xml file has to be put into the root directory too! ... Overview of CCMTools and some relevant notes . Notes related to building CASA . ...

... To use system calls and library functions in a C program we simply call the appropriate C function (Appendix ). We have already met some system calls when dealing with low level I O - open(), creat(), read(), write() and close() are examples. ... All math functions such as sin(), cos(), sqrt() and random number generators - random(), seed(), lrand48(), drand48() etc. are standard math library functions. NOTE: most standard library functions will use system calls within them. ...

... There is a separate index for graphcap capabilities, See section Index to Graphcap Capabilities .sm .sm concatenating values with + .sm search path .sm stopping search for a variable with @ .sm using someone else's .sm, background .sm, default_font .sm, defining variables .sm, file_type .sm, fonts .sm, foreground .sm, graphcap .sm, help .sm, history .sm, history file .sm, history _char .sm, ... 3B1 device driver . ... command line, macro files . ... internal variables, accessing . ...

... Scope of Directives .htaccess Files . ... Apache is configured by placing directives in plain text configuration files. ... Any directive may be placed in any of these configuration files. ... Apache configuration files contain one directive per line. ... Directives placed in the main configuration files apply to the entire server. ... The server administrator further controls what directives may be placed in .htaccess files by configuring the AllowOverride directive in the main configuration files....

... Apache HTTP Server Version 2.2 . ... Provides for "trailing slash" redirects and serving directory index files . ... A file written by the user, typically called index.html . The DirectoryIndex directive sets the name of this file. ... A "trailing slash" redirect is issued when the server receives a request for a URL http://servername/foo/dirname where dirname is a directory. Directories require a trailing slash, so mod_dir issues a redirect to http://servername/foo/dirname/ . ... mod_dir . ...

... The big benefits of setting it up the way that we have (which is non-standard) are: 1) we use ssh to securely access the repository 2) we commit using our AO login names so that if we do something wonderful or screw something up, we can easily track down when it happened and who to praise or blame 3) we get all the benefits of subversion over CVS (with the big advantages being that we can add /move/remove files and directories ) The ... To use the repository, you must be in the palfa group...

This directory contains prototypes for scripts that may be called by the camera driver. ... The ccd driver executes transfer_image to send a fits image to a remote observer. ... The script set_camera_filter should take a filter number as an argument and send a command to a filter wheel. The SBIG filter wheel is supported internally and does not use this script. If you have another filter wheel, then a script such as this would allow you to use XmCCD to control the filter wheel. ...