AIPS HELP file for CROWDED in 31DEC25

As of Fri Nov 14 14:46:53 2025

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CROWDED
Type: Adverb (logical,  > 0  =>  true)
Use:  True means that the user wants a task to display and function in
      a "crowded" manner.  Otherwise, the task will function with
      smaller amounts of data at a time in an uncrowded manner.  Thus,
      CROWDED means to allow editing of all IFs and polarizations at
      the same time in the edit tasks.
Null value:   false (-1).

Tasks:
   BPEDT.........Interactive TV task to edit uv data based on BP tables.
                 CROWDED > 0 allows plots with all times.
   EDITR.........Edits UV data with interactive displays of the UV data.
                 CROWDED specifies whether the displays and editing are
                 allowed to include all IFs and/or all polarizations at
                 the same time or whether each edit display will always
                 contain only one IF and polarization.  The single IF
                 and/or single polarization displays may be selected
                 even when CROWDED is true.
   EDITA.........Interactive TV task to edit uv data based on TY/SY/
                 SN/CL tables.  CROWDED is used in the same mannerr as
                 in  EDITR.
   PCEDT.........Interactive TV task to edit pulse-cal (PC) tables.
                 CROWDED > 0 allows all times to be plotted together.
   PLOTC.........Plots color schemes used by 3-color plot tasks.
                 CROWDED used as in VPLOT.
   SNEDT.........Interactive SN/CL/TY/SY table editor using the TV.
                 CROWDED is used in the same manner as in EDITR.
   SYVSN.........Plots selected SY/TY data with SN solution values
                 versus time.  CROWDED controls whether two
                 polarizations or the SY and SN values are plotted in
                 the same panel or not.
   VPLOT.........Plots uv data and model from CC file.  CROWDED controls
                 whether polarizations and/or IFs are plotted in the
                 same panel.

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