The following command and result produces the desired csv file but no .ini, .wcs, nor .fit file (as it does in windows). it is running on Ubuntu 22.04 in an arm processor. It was installed using sudo apt install astap-cli.
The analyse2 option is not implemented in the astap_cli version. No problem to add it. Note that astap_cli was split/extracted from astap code a few years ago. So I have two source codes to maintain. Any change in the astap solver is added to astap_cli but analyse2 option was omitted.
Valid command are displayed with -h option.
I will do it probably tomorrow.
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I have the changes in the code. But at the moment I don't see much purpose for this option -analyse2. Probably better to remove it. Any purpose for this option?
I think it is better to make something like -extract2. Add the star ra, dec positions to the exported .csv file.
Last edit: han.k 2024-02-02
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wI chose that option mainly out of ignorance. My problem is, when I run it in windows (without the analyze2 option) I get four files : unkknown2.csv, new.fit, new.ini, new.wcs . When i run the same command in linux I do not get the .fit, nor .wcs file.
If you could put the ra and dec into the .csv file easily that would be great (for me, at least).
Thanks for all you do.
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The solver is extended with SIP polynomial. So the star positions should be very accurate. It is an early version. I'm still testing. If you find something, please report.
GUI version will follow.
Han
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The following command and result produces the desired csv file but no .ini, .wcs, nor .fit file (as it does in windows). it is running on Ubuntu 22.04 in an arm processor. It was installed using sudo apt install astap-cli.
Am i doing something wrong?
jim@Ender3V3:~/Downloads$ astap_cli -f unknown2.png -ra 20.1 -spd 136 -z 2 -fov 55 -extract 30 -wcs -analyse2 30 -tofits 1 -o ~/Downloads/NEW
HFD_MEDIAN=5.4
STARS=1032
Hi James,
The analyse2 option is not implemented in the astap_cli version. No problem to add it. Note that astap_cli was split/extracted from astap code a few years ago. So I have two source codes to maintain. Any change in the astap solver is added to astap_cli but analyse2 option was omitted.
Valid command are displayed with -h option.
I will do it probably tomorrow.
I have the changes in the code. But at the moment I don't see much purpose for this option -analyse2. Probably better to remove it. Any purpose for this option?
I think it is better to make something like -extract2. Add the star ra, dec positions to the exported .csv file.
Last edit: han.k 2024-02-02
wI chose that option mainly out of ignorance. My problem is, when I run it in windows (without the analyze2 option) I get four files : unkknown2.csv, new.fit, new.ini, new.wcs . When i run the same command in linux I do not get the .fit, nor .wcs file.
If you could put the ra and dec into the .csv file easily that would be great (for me, at least).
Thanks for all you do.
Try one of these new versions with option -extract2:
Windows:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/astap-program/files/windows_installer/astap_command-line_version_win64.zip/download
Linux:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/astap-program/files/linux_installer/astap_command-line_version_Linux_amd64.zip/download
The solver is extended with SIP polynomial. So the star positions should be very accurate. It is an early version. I'm still testing. If you find something, please report.
GUI version will follow.
Han