FACT++  1.0
void PrintHelp ( )

Definition at line 1093 of file fitsdump.cc.

Referenced by main().

1094 {
1095 #ifdef HAVE_ROOT
1096  cout <<
1097  "\n\n"
1098  "Examples:\n"
1099  "In --root mode, fitsdump support TFormula's syntax for all columns and the filter "
1100  "You can then refer to a column or a (single) index of the column just by its name "
1101  "If the index is omitted, 0 is assumed. Note that the [x:y] syntax in this mode is "
1102  "not supported\n"
1103  "\n"
1104  " fitsdump Zd --filter=\"[0]>20 && cos([1])*TMath::RadToDeg()<45\"\n"
1105  "\n"
1106  "The columns can also be addressed with their names\n"
1107  "\n"
1108  " fitsdump -r \"(Zd+Err)*TMath::DegToRad()\" --filter=\"[0]<25 && [1]<0.05\"\n"
1109  "\n"
1110  "is identical to\n"
1111  "\n"
1112  " fitsdump -r \"(Zd[0]+Err[0])*TMath::DegToRad()\" --filter=\"[0]<25 && [1]<0.05\"\n"
1113  "\n"
1114  "A special placeholder exists for the row number\n"
1115  "\n"
1116  " fitsdump -r \"#\" --filter=\"#>10 && #<100\"\n"
1117  "\n"
1118  "To format a single column you can do\n"
1119  "\n"
1120  " fitsdump col1 -%.1f col2 -%d\n"
1121  "\n"
1122  "A special format is provided converting to 'human readable format'\n"
1123  "\n"
1124  " fitsdump col1 -%h\n"
1125  "\n";
1126  cout << endl;
1127 #endif
1128 }

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