AIPS HELP file for TABPUT in 31DEC24
As of Wed Nov 6 22:51:13 2024
TABPUT: Verb to replace specified table entry
INPUTS
INNAME Image name(name).
INCLASS Image name(class).
INSEQ 0.0 9999.0 Image name(seq. #). 0=>high
INDISK 0.0 9.0 Disk drive #. 0=>any
INEXT Table type. SPECIFY
INVERS -1.0 46655.0 Table version #.
0 => highest.
PIXXY 0.0 4096.0 (row, col, subscript)
KEYVALUE Value of a numeric parm. =
KEYVALUE(1) + KEYVALUE(2).
KEYSTRNG Value of a character-valued
parameter.
DOHIST -10.0 6.0 < -1.5 => no history record
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TABPUT
Type: Verb
Use: TABPUT inserts specified values into a table. Only a
single numeric or logical (including bit arrays) can be
entered at a time. The desired entry is specified by row
number (PIXXY(1)), logical column number (PIXXY(2))
obtained from GETTHEAD or PRTAB and the subscript
(PIXXY(3)) for values that are elements of arrays. Logical
values are specified in KEYSTRNG as 'T' or 'F'.
A value of KEYSTRNG='BLANKED' will cause the inserted value
of a real or double precision value to be magic value
blanked.
If many table entries are to be modified then task
TABED will be signifigantly faster.
Adverbs (input):
INNAME......Image name(name). Standard defaults.
INCLASS.....Image name(class). Standard defaults.
INSEQ.......Image name(seq. #). 0 => highest.
INDISK......Disk drive # of image. 0 => any.
INEXT.......Table type. No defaults.
INVERS......Table version #. 0 => highest.
PIXXY.......Row, column and subscript number of the desired
entry.
Adverbs (output):
KEYVALUE....The value of a numeric parameter is specified as
KEYVALUE(1) + KEYVALUE(2).
THE second term will only be used for double
precision values.
KEYSTRNG....Character data or logical data are specified in
KEYSTRNG. Logical values are 'T' or 'F'.
a value of 'BLANKED' will cause a double precision
or real value to be magic value blanked.
DOHIST......If < -1.5, the transaction will not be recorded in
the history file. Otherwise the previous and new
pixel values and the pixel coordinates are put in
the history file since this is a potentially
important operation.
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