def run_load_sort(pwd, data_prefix, delete, disk):
## Load the data into AIPS
fitld = AIPSTask('FITLD')
fitld.datain = pwd + data_prefix + '_1_1.IDI'
fitld.outdisk = disk
fitld.digicor = -1
fitld.doconcat = 1
fitld.outname = data_prefix
fitld.ncount = 3
fitld.go()
#Load the TASAV file which contains the pipelined tables
fitld = AIPSTask('FITLD')
fitld.datain = pwd + data_prefix + '_1.tasav.FITS'
fitld.outdisk = disk
fitld.digicor = -1
fitld.outname = 'pipe_TSAV'
fitld.ncount = 1
fitld.go()
#sort the data into time-baseline order
uvdata = WizAIPSUVData(data_prefix, 'UVDATA', disk, 1)
tasav = WizAIPSUVData('pipe_TSAV', 'TASAV', disk, 1)
uvsrt = AIPSTask('UVSRT')
uvsrt.indata = uvdata
uvsrt.outdata = uvdata
uvsrt.sort = 'TB'
uvsrt.go()
dqual = AIPSTask('DQUAL')
dqual.indata = uvdata
dqual.fqcenter = -1
dqual.go()
if delete == True:
uvdata.zap()
uvdata = WizAIPSUVData(data_prefix, 'DQUAL', disk, 1)
indxr = AIPSTask('INDXR')
uvdata.zap_table('CL', 1)
indxr.indata = uvdata
indxr.cparm[3] = 0.25
indxr.go()
if delete == True:
uvdata.rename(data_prefix, 'UVDATA', 1)
else:
uvdata.rename(data_prefix, 'UVDATA', 2)
### which hold the names of data. It is of the form WizAIPSUVData(name,class,disk,seq) look at AIPS catalogue using command pcat
## Uvsrt sorts it in time-baseline order
uvsrt = AIPSTask('UVSRT')
uvsrt.indata = uvdata ##special input of <taskname>.indata is equivalent to the AIPS getn <num> command but you use the WizAIPSUVData type i.e. uvdata in this case
uvsrt.outdata = uvdata ## same as above but AIPS command geton <num>
uvsrt.sort = 'TB'
uvsrt.go()
## dont worry about this
dqual = AIPSTask('DQUAL')
dqual.indata = uvdata
dqual.fqcenter = -1
dqual.go()
if delete == True:
uvdata.zap(
) ### zap command deletes files in AIPS so be careful! e.g. this one will delete WizAIPSUVData(data_prefix,'UVDATA',disk,1)
uvdata = WizAIPSUVData(data_prefix, 'DQUAL', disk,
1) ## redefined as DQUAL makes another copy
## Index the data to make sure tables are in order
indxr = AIPSTask('INDXR')
uvdata.zap_table(
'CL', 1
) ## Zap_table command deletes table. Command is of form .zap_table(<table type>,<table number>) and this one deletes the calibration table (CL) number 1 as we want indxr to make a new one with a different time intervals (indxr.cparm[3] = 0.25)
indxr.indata = uvdata
indxr.cparm[3] = 0.25
## Some AIPS variables have multiple inputs so need to be a python list or an AIPS list. BUT AIPS in 1 indexed and python is 0 indexed therefore the first value in a list needs to be None. Aips has special ways of doing this as follows e.g. if i want to set cparm 1 2 and 3 all to 0.25 i can either do:
# indxr.cparm[1:] = 0.25,0.25,0.25
# indxr.cparm = AIPSList([0.25,0.25,0.25])
indxr.go()
if delete == True:
