Save the current Sherpa session to a file
save([filename=sherpa.save])
The save command stores all information about the current
Sherpa session, including the data. The restore command may
then be used to recreate the session later
("ahelp restore").
The file is platform-independent, allowing collaborators to
send a Sherpa session to one another.
-
filename - name, including path, of the output save file;
default is "sherpa.save" in the working directory
Currently the session is stored as a binary file, so it cannot
be viewed or modified outside of Sherpa. In the
future, it may be made available as an ASCII file to allow
users to view and edit it.
The session is saved with the default name - sherpa.save
- in the current working directory.
sherpa> save("/data/m31/model2.shp")
The session is saved in the file /data/m31/model2.shp.
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