LIST

 

        CLIC\LIST [Name] [/SHORT] [/BRIEF] [/LONG]  [/FLAG]  [/OUTPUT  File]
    [/PROJECT]   [/SOURCE]   [/VARIABLE   var-list   [/FORMAT  format-list]]
    [/OFFSET]

    List header information about an ensemble of observations.  LIST is used
    for  a  quick  look  to  observation headers, in a more or less detailed
    format.  Name specifies the file to be listed :  IN or OUT ; if Name  is
    not present, the current index is listed.  A medium-sized format is used
    by default.
      /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.
      /BRIEF          : Brief format (Observation numbers and version
                          numbers)
      /LONG           : Long format (not allowed for the output file)
      /OUTPUT File    : Send the list to a disk file instead of the terminal
      /FLAG           : list data flags for current index.
      /PROJECT        : list the observing projects in the current index.
                          the number of differents offset positions is in
                          variable N_OFFPOS
                          the offsets are in array OFFPOS[2,N_OFFPOS]
      /SOURCE         : list the observed sources in the current index.
                          the number of differents  source  is  in  variable
        N_SOURCE
                          the    source    names    in    character    array
        C_SOURCE[N_SOURCE]
      /OFFSET         : list the observed position offsets for  the  current
        index.
      /VARIABLE varst the content of  the  header  variables  in  the  list.
        These  variables  must  have  been  defined by command VARIABLE.  If
        /FORMAT format_list is also given, each  variable  in  the  list  is
        printed  according  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 corresponding scan number range.
      example:
      LIST /VARIABLE FREQUENCY LFCEN[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. To define these variables: use VARIABLE RF
        and VARIABLE LINE.

    The list will  be  ordered  by  scan  numbers  or  by  receiver  number,
    depending on the command SET SORT [SCAN]|[RECEIVER].