LIST

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LIST

            CLIC\LIST [key] [/BRIEF] [/LONG] [/OUTPUT file] [/SHORT]
            [/PROJECT] [/SOURCE] [/VARIABLE var_list [/FORMAT format_list]]
            [/OFFSET] [/FLAG [/MEMORY]] [/TELESCOPE] [/BANDPASS]

        This command lists header information of an  ensemble  of  observations.
        LIST  is used for a quick look to observation headers, in a more or less
        detailed format. 'Key' specifies the file to be listed: IN  or  OUT;  if
        'Key'  is not present, the current index (as determined by the last FIND
        command) is listed. The list will be ordered by scan numbers or  by  re-
        ceiver  number, depending on the command SET SORT SCAN|RECEIVER|NUM. For
        each observation, a medium-sized format is used by default. This can  be
        modified using the options:

        LIST /BRIEF

            Brief format (observation numbers and version numbers only).

        LIST /LONG

            Long  format (not allowed for the output file). Several lines can be
            listed for each scan, that can be selected using the SET FORMAT com-
            mand.

        LIST /SHORT

            Gives  only  one  line for a set of scans with same parameters; IFPB
            and CALI are not listed. The first and last scan of each  group  are
            logged in array S_GROUP[2,N_GROUP], N_GROUP is the number of groups.

        The  output of the LIST command can be written in an output file instead
        of the terminal using the "/OUTPUT File" option.  LIST can also be  used
        to to list a number of specific parameters:

        LIST /FLAG [/MEMORY]

            List  data  flags  for current index. With option /MEMORY, will list
            flags in memory (see STORE FLAG /MEMORY).

        LIST /PROJECT

            List the observing projects in the current index. The number of dif-
            ferents offset positions is in variable N_OFFPOS, the offsets are in
            array OFF_POS[2,N_OFFPOS].

        LIST /SOURCE

            List the observed sources in the current index. The number  of  dif-
            ferent source is in variable N_SOURCE, the source names in character
            array C_SOURCE[N_SOURCE].

        LIST /TELESCOPE

            List the telescopes in the current index. The  number  of  different
            telescopes  is in variable N_TELESCOPE, the telescope names in char-
            acter array C_TELESCOPE[N_TELESCOPE].

        LIST /OFFSET

            List the observed position offsets for the current index.

        LIST /VARIABLE var_list

            List the value of the header variables  given  in  var_list.   These
            variables  must  have  been defined by command VARIABLE. If "/FORMAT
            format_list" is also given, each variable in the list is printed ac-
            cording  to  the associated format item. The format items must match
            the variable types. With option /SHORT, a line is printed only if at
            least  one of the variables has changed, and is preceded by the cor-
            responding scan number range.

            Example: LIST /VARIABLE FREQUENCY IFCEN[2] /FORMAT f10.3 f6.3 /SHORT
            gives the sky rest frequency and the central IF frequency of subband
            L02, as a function of scan numbers. These variables must  have  been
            previoulsy defined using VARIABLE RF and VARIABLE LINE.

        LIST /BANDPASS

            List the bandpass solutions stored as scan in the input file.