rtd1
Real-time image display application
Usage
rtd options
filename
Overview
The rtd application is used to display FITS images in real-time. The application is based on "rtdimage", a Tk image extension for displaying FITS images.
Options
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-file name -
"name" specifies a FITS format file to load and display.
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-subsample bool -
If bool is true, subsampling is used when shrinking the image, i.e.: if the image is shrunk by 1/3, only every third pixel is displayed. Otherwise, the maximum value is taken from the group of pixels.
- -sampmethod n (experimental)
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If option 'subsample' is false, the following methods can be used for displaying a shrunk image (i.e. an image with a scale factor < 1):
- 0
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max value of all pixels in a NxN box (default)
- 1
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min value of all pixels in a NxN box
- 2
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mean value of all pixels in a NxN box
- 3
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median value of all pixels in a NxN box
- 4
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max value of pixels on a diagonal cross in a NxN box
- 5
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min value of pixels on a diagonal cross in a NxN box
- 6
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mean value of pixels on a diagonal cross in a NxN box
- 7
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median value of pixels on a diagonal cross in a NxN box
- 8
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median value of pixels in a chess-board like box
- 9
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median value of a 3x3 box
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-usexshm bool -
If bool is true (default), attempt to use X shared memory for the image display, if available. This improves performance considerably, but is only available when working on the system console.
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-usexsync bool -
If true, try to use X synchronisation.
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-verbose bool -
If bool is true, diagnostic messages are printed out to show what is going on internally (for debugging use).
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-default_cmap -
This option sets the default colormap file to use when starting up. Only the root of the filename should be specified for this option, for example: "ramp" for a grey level colormap. For a list of available colormap files, see the colormaps directory in the rtd release.
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-min_colors n
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-max_colors n -
Specify the min and max number of colors to allocate before using a private colormap.
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-default_itt -
This option is similar to -default_cmap, except it sets the default ITT (intensity transfer table) file to use at startup. ITT files are also stored in the colormaps directory.
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-xscale xs
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-yscale ys -
Set the default scaling factors (default: 1).
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-camera name -
Set the camera name for real-time image events: default: taken from the RTD_CAMERA environment variable, if set, otherwise set to RTDSIMULATOR, for simulation test mode.
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-zoom_factor number -
Set the scale factor for the zoom window (default 5 x the original image).
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-colorramp_height h -
Set the height of the colorramp subwindow (default: 20).
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-with_zoom_window bool -
If bool is true (default), add a zoom window.
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-with_pan_window bool -
If bool is true (default), add a panning window.
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-dozoom bool -
If true, turn on zoom window.
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-disp_image_icon bool -
If true, display a copy (view) of the image as an icon.
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-drag_scroll bool -
If true, set bindings to scroll with the middle mouse button.
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-scrollbars bool -
If true, display scrollbars to scroll the image.
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-port port -
Default port for remote connections (0 means system chooses a
port).
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-debug bool -
Debugging flag: enables real-time simulation with testProg
(below).
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-testprog path -
For testing: name of test program used to generate real-time updates (tRtd).
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-interval n -
For testing: interval between updates in ms.
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-with_perftest bool -
If true, display performance tester utility in menu bar.
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-with_warp bool -
Option to warp the mouse pointer.
Files
$RTD_LIBRARY/../demos/rtd.tcl
Releases
Unchanged in 6 releases since Debian 8 (Jessie).