Display the parameter values, with all parameters on a single line
pline [ -pset | -task | -cl ] toolname [param=[value] ... | value1
value2 ... param=valueX ]
`pline' displays the parameters of a parameter file in
a single line that is useful for cut-n-paste like operations. The
parameter values can be specified after the parameter file name to see
what the values will be. For example, if you are only specifying the
values one can use this to verify the order of the values is being
interpreted correctly.
(1) pline dmlist
infile='' opt='header' outfile='' rows='' cells='' verbose='0' mode='ql'
Displays the parameters of dmlist in parameter='value' (single
quotes included) format
(2) pline dmlist myfile opt=my_opt
infile='myfile' opt='my_opt' outfile='' rows='' cells='' verbose='0'
mode='ql'
Displays the parameter of dmlist, setting the parameters
specified on the line after the parameter file name. In this case,
myfile would be assigned to the value of infile and the opt parameter
is explicitly set to be "my_opt"
(3) pline -cl dmlist
infile="",opt="header",outfile="",rows="",cells="",verbose=0,mode="ql"
Displays the parameters on a single line using a comma
separated list and using double quotes rather than single quotes.
This is consistent with the IRAF syntax
(4) pline -task dmlist
dmlist.infile='' dmlist.opt='header' dmlist.outfile='' dmlist.rows=''
dmlist.cells='' dmlist.verbose='0' dmlist.mode='ql'
This adds the task/parameter-file name to the command line.
Name of parameter file
Name (plus optional path) of the parameter file
IRAF compatability flag
Turn on IRAF "cl" compatability.
Task flag
Append the parameter file / task name to the parameter name.
Follow "pset" type parameters
Will display the contents of the "embedded" parameter files
referenced by any parameters whose type is "pset"
The use of pset type parameters in CIAO has been depreciated.
- concept
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parameter
- modules
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paramio
- paramio
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paccess,
paramclose,
paramopen,
pget,
pgets,
plist_names,
pquery,
pset,
punlearn
- tools
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dmhistory,
dmkeypar,
dmmakepar,
dmreadpar,
paccess,
pdump,
pget,
plist,
pquery,
pset,
punlearn
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