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Miriad is a a synthesis radio-astronomy data reduction, imaging and
analysis package
Version : 3.0.3
Author(s) : Bob Sault: (rsault@atnf.csiro.au) , Neil Killeen:
(nkilleen@atnf.csiro.au), Peter Teuben teuben@astro.umd.edu
License : GPL
Website :
http://www.atnf.csiro.au/computing/software/miriad
Disk space required for installation is 107.41 Mb
A shortcut will be installed in the KDE/GNOME desktop menu system,
as an entry in the Astronomy submenu
Summary
The miriad shell is a command-line front-end to run Miriad tasks.
The commands that you give it are somewhat AIPS-like.
Unrecognised commands are passed to the host command interpreter,
so
you can use the normal host commands within the shell (with
occasional
caveats).
The following are the recognised commands:
set
Set or show a keyword.
=
Set a keyword.
unset
[
... ] Unset keyword(s).
er
Line-edit a keyword value.
task [
] Set/show default task.
inp [
] Show settings of keywords to task.
go [-b] [
] Run a task.
help [
] [-k key] Help on a task or topic.
view [
] Edit keyword file for task.
save/load [file] Save/load global keyword file.
tget/tput [-l] [
] Save/load task keyword file.
setenv env value Set environment variable.
unsetenv env Unset environment variable.
cd Change and/or show current directory
source
Read commands from
exit Exit miriad and save variables.
quit Exit miriad and do not save variables.
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