Iraf.net Website Review

welcome to iraf.net monday, january 07 2019 @ 01:11 pm gmt this year marks 30 years since the first public release of iraf (on magtape) to ahandful of lucky sites. since then, more than 100 external packages have beendeveloped and the latest release is in use by more than 5000 users in >60countries around the world. on average, although active development has ramped down considerably in recent years,use of iraf remains heavy and continues to enable science by the without the xgterm. i sort of limp along with xterm, although i also am having a problem with that. i'm kicking myself for upgrading! i have a problem using tool lacos from stsdas package. when i try to process my image, there is this error message: error: cannot open image (lacos7332ec) this is the export version of iraf v2.16 supporting pc systems. under os x yosemite ver. 10.10.5 on a macbook pro 2.8 ghz intel core i7 thanks a lot. it worked! however, my problems do not finish and.. general iraf interactively. however, although the window allows me to input commands (e.g. :order 5), when i replot via 'r', only the header updates. the actual plot does intended to support data in various tabular formats. these formatscurrently include text files and fits tables (direct support thoroughly beentested. the detailed guide to the package below provides additionalinformation on using the package and adding your data files to the listof recognized formats. please report any problems or questions to theforums. bug: when using msczero with ds9 a coordinate not in an imageerror may occur. this is due to ds9 returning a wcs identifier ending in 00instead of 01 or higher. a way to check this is to display an image withmscdisplay or msczero, enter =imcur, hit any key in ds9 (all this from aniraf session). if you see 100 in the string that gets printed then this isthe problem. 1. update mscred to 5.06 or nfextern to 2.44. 2. use ximtool instead of ds9 3. after displaying edit uparm$mscdispn (where n is the frame) tochange the ?01 to ?00; i.e. 101 -> 100. note that any redisplay will