Introduction
This package wraps miriad (http://www.atnf.csiro.au/computing/software/miriad/) commands into python functions. It also wraps the documentation for miriad tasks.
Note that one exception to the miriad conventions is the keyword/parameter ‘in’ which can’t be used in python. Use something like ‘In’, ‘IN’ or ‘_in’ instead.
Example
Simple
>>> from mirpy import miriad >>> help(miriad.uvindex) >>> print miriad.uvindex(vis='myvis.uv')
Advanced
Create filter function to turn miriad stdout text into something useful. This example is not really useful and just demonstrates the usage. It turns the miriad output string into a list of lines in the string and returns it. More useful examples would be turning some output into python values you can work with later.
>>> from mirpy import miriad
>>> def uvindex_filt(output):
... return output.split('\n')
>>> # without filter
>>> print miriad.uvindex(vis='myvis.uv')
>>> # register filter function
>>> miriad.set_filer('uvindex', uvindex_filt)
>>> # with filter
>>> print miriad.uvindex(vis='myvis.uv')
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