Definition at line 41 of file telesto.cc.
References gLog.
Referenced by main().
46 gLog <<
"Sorry the usage is:" << endl;
47 gLog <<
" telestop [file.txt|file.col [pointing.mod]]" << endl << endl;
48 gLog <<
" Arguments:" << endl;
49 gLog <<
" file.txt|file.col A collection of files or a file with tpoints" << endl;
50 gLog <<
" pointing.mod A pointing model to load at startup" << endl << endl;
51 gLog <<
" Root Options:" << endl;
52 gLog <<
" -b Batch mode (no graphical output to screen)" << endl<<endl;
53 gLog <<
" Options:" << endl;
59 gLog <<
" --debug-mem Debug memory usage" << endl << endl;
61 gLog <<
" (Note, that this option can be used multiple times." << endl;
63 gLog <<
" Output options:" << endl;
67 gLog <<
" --version, -V Show startup message with version number" << endl;
68 gLog <<
" -?, -h, --help This help" << endl << endl;
69 gLog <<
"Background:" << endl;
70 gLog <<
" Telesto is a moon of Saturn. It was discovered by Smith, Reitsema," << endl;
71 gLog <<
" Larson and Fountain in 1980 from ground-based observations, and was" << endl;
72 gLog <<
" provisionally designated S/1980 S 13." << endl;
73 gLog <<
" In 1983 it was officially named after Telesto of Greek mythology. It" << endl;
74 gLog <<
" is also designated as Saturn XIII or Tethys B." << endl;
75 gLog <<
" Telesto is co-orbital with Tethys, residing in Tethys' leading" << endl;
76 gLog <<
" Lagrangian point (L4). This relationship was first identified by" << endl;
77 gLog <<
" Seidelmann et al. The moon Calypso also resides in the other" << endl;
78 gLog <<
" (trailing) lagrangian point of Tethys, 60 deg in the other direction." << endl;
79 gLog <<
" The Cassini probe performed a distant flyby of Telesto on Oct. 11," << endl;
80 gLog <<
" 2005. The resulting images show that its surface is surprisingly" << endl;
81 gLog <<
" smooth, devoid of small impact craters." << endl << endl;